Republicans Name County Ticket in Missouri Convention
Republican delegates endorsed national policies and demanded a general house cleaning in Missouri. The Sedalia convention nominated and acclaimed candidates for county offices including prosecutor attorney J. H. Bothwell, circuit clerk J. A. Robb, county clerk R. N. Lower, recorder C. Hoffman, probate judge F. Hoffman Jr., sheriff Samuel Bowser, county collector James Ringen, and other posts with multiple ballots and acclamations. Notables present included G. P. Peale and Richard Kerens, while speeches from state leaders signaled a victorious outlook.
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Missouri
Heath Creek
E. B. Powell
J. A. Potter
Longwood
Wm. A. Lower
Louis Lower
Houstonia
W. S. Scott
Blackwater
A. Acklemeyer
Lamonte
J. M. O'Bannon
Dresden
M. A. Callis
A. Dow
Ed Robinson
Elk Fork
T. J. Pace
Green Ridge
Wm. Baker
R.h.smith
Washington
E. M. Quaintance
Flat Creek
George Dump
Lake Creek
Chas
Schwanson
Lowling Green
George Kellerman
Sedalia
Harvey Dow
W. H. Huston
H. C. Moss
P. H. Langree
Matthew Meyers
T. B. Young
Clark Longan
W. James
P. H. Sangree
J. H. Bothwell
Charles Hoffman
J. P. Hook
Mr. Bothwell
A. L. Shortridge
C. C. Kelly
W. E. Keller
Mr. Welly
J. A. Robb
James Ellis
Crawford
Charles W. Daugherty
Ralph Dow
Georgetown
J. D. Donnahue
Frank Leach
Robb
Daugherty
Col. P. Tracy
Springfield
Sangree
R. N. Lower
W. E. Conner
Ff. E. Hoffman, Jr
Hoffman
I. N. Danforth
Major Beck
John L.wigton
Samuel Bowser
W. L. Porter
James Rin
County Republican Convention Opens in Criminal Court Room
The County Convention convened at 16 a.m in the criminal court room with E. E. Codding as chairman. Wmn. Johns named temporary chairman and H. T. Williams secretary. Committees formed on Credentials and permanent organization with multiple appointees.
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E. E. Codding
Wmn. Johns
H. T. Williams
W. D. Iygenfritz
D. M. Harris
Charles Rockwell
M.A. Callis
J. P. Hook
J. Dol. Donohue
Frank Leach
Stuard
J. N. Danforth
E. D Marvey
County Republican Central Committee Re-elects Codding Chair
The new county Republican central committee met at the courthouse this afternoon and re elected FE E Codding as chairman. Harvey Dow was elected secretary and the executive committee includes E E Codding Sedalia Harvey D Dow Sedalia P H Langree Sedalia J M Glenn Sedalia Lewis Lower Longwood T T Viets Hughesville. Next meeting set for Saturday August 30 at 10 30 am.
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Republican County Central Committee
Court House
FE. E. Codding
Harvey Dow
E. E. Codding
Sedalia
Harvey D. Dow
P. H. Langree
J. M. Glenn
Lewis Lower
Longwood
T. T. Viets
Hughesville
Seventh District Officers Named by Republican Committee
The Seventh district Republican congressional committee, meeting at P. H. Sangree's office, elected officers for the coming term. Chairman is P. H. Sangree, secretary W. E. Mellette of Springfield, and assistant secretary E. P. Ford of Sedalia.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Seventh District
P. H. Sangree
W. E. Mellette
Springfield
E. P. Ford
Sedalia
Wells and Light Company Sued for Ten Thousand Dollar Damages
Benjamin F. Davidson filed a $10,100 suit against Sedalia Water and Light through attorney W A Fast. Davidson says a wall at the water works south of Sedalia fell on him while drilling a well about the 351st day of March, causing injuries that left him unable to work and in a delicate condition.
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Benjamin F. Davidson
W. A. Fast
Longan
Sedalia Water and Light Company
Davidson
Homecoming words from Walter Williams to George Ferrel
Walter Williams of the Columbia Herald writes from Columbia Missouri dated August 13 1902 to George W Ferrel in Sedalia Missouri thanking him for pleasant verses published in the Sentinel and expressing gratitude for the homecoming and plans to talk soon.
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George Ferrel
Walter Williams
Columbia Herald
Columbia
George W. Ferrel
the Sentinel
Sedalia
George
The
Sentinel
Pension Granted to Israel E. Garrett of Pilot Grove
The text notes Israel E. Garrett of Pilot Grove has been granted a pension of eight dollars a month following an eighteen month illness with heart trouble, and mentions the residence of Miles Burriss at S07 West Main Street.
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Miles Burriss
West Main Street
Israel E. Garrett
Pilot Grove
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J. D. Franklin
Tr. E. Nasse
Stafford
Charles EF. Messerly
J. D. Crawford
Smithton
Gabe Albers
A. Ll. Shortridge
G. P. Peal
Congress
R.C. Kerens
Johns
Akins
White
R. W. Dow
J. S. White
W. &. Scott
Scott
Sedalia Township
W. M. Johns
H T
Harper
Baker
Meyers
Kahrs
Mason
Capt
Mr. Harper
Constable
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Robb
D. Kinsey
N. H. Rogers
J. L.smith
P. G. Stafford
Joseph Kingsley
Albert Tessmer
T. P. Berry
F. W. Clark
C .E. Northway
H. O. Moss
J.D. Donnahue
F. A.white
Cord Lujin
T. W. Gardener
Kinsey
Rogers
Smith
Tessmer
Clark
Berry
Gardener
Kingsley
Jim Gideon
Gideon's Bank
Ed Peale
Richard Kerens
St. Louis
Yewell H. Anbere
Globe-Democrat
W. Hamlin
G. P. Peale
Cole Camp
Reed
Kansas City
Creater
Sedalia, Mo
Gibson
Madras
Batiste
Batistes
Dimity
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Jf. Hail Dry Goods CO
James Conner
James S. Conner
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