Remedy in Missouri politics urged through primaries and conventions
The piece argues that after the Supreme Court Butler decision the remedy lies not only in the ballot but also in party primaries and conventions. It urges the involvement of plain, honest voters to nominate capable candidates and fears current dangers, hoping for a swift public uprising to shape the political future.
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Supreme Court
Butler
Missouri
Court of Last Resort
Indiana
Democratic Party
Changing Conditions Push Indiana Toward Economic Slowdown
The piece argues that Democratic press promotes a patriotic view of changing conditions while Republican outlets claim wage cuts and factory closings indicate retrenchment. It blames Republican leadership for enabling financial promoters and over capitalisation, arguing investigations into trusts failed and masked real motives.
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Indiana
Republicn
Grand Army elects officers and delegates for year
General George KR. Smith Post 53 Missouri elected officers at TP hall East Fifth Street. Post Commander Charles M. Niles leads a slate including Senior Vice John Wickline and Junior Vice Robert Ewart. Trustees are W A Fast, Ira T Bronson, J W Truxel. Delegates to the Lexington Mo department encampment are George Williams Milton Bartle Noble H Rogers with alternates A W Bunyan John Wickline and Robert Ewart.
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George KR. Smith Post
G. A. Ro
Department of Missouri
TP. Hall No
East Fifth Street
Bronson
A. W. Bunyan
W. A. Fast
Ira T. Bronson
J. W. Truxel
Department
Lexington
George Williams
Milton Bartle
Noble H. Rogers
John Wickline
Robert Ewart
Downfall Tied to Opium Ring in St Louis
Edward alias Red Radcliffe, bound over on counterfeit charges, allegedly confessed to making the counterfeit money found on him. Detective Killian and Officer Witte describe tracking Radcliffe from an opium den based on Jen Tom’s tip, with three Chinese witnesses identifying him. No further complaints of counterfeit passed after his arrest. other gang members believed to have fled.
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Edward Radcliffe
St. Louis
St. Louis, Mo
Edward
Red
Radcliffe
Federal Grand Jury
Flowery Kingdom
United States
Women s Relief Corps Elect Officers for Next Year
At Thursday’s meeting the Women's Relief Corps elected officers for the ensuing year and delegates to the department convention to be held in Lexington Missouri in May. Officers include Alma Bennett president Katherine Moss senior vice Amanda Cook junior Eliza Green treasurer Lizzie Perry chaplain Jane Stoneman commander sergeant Lizzie Easley guard Frank Long assistant guard Arthur Duncan secretary Hannah Bertchie musician Delegates Fliva Green first Katherine Moss second Lizzie Easley alternate Lizzie Bertchie second Hannah Bertchie
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Women’s Relief Corps
Department
Lexington
Alma Bennett
Katherine Moss
Amanda Cook
Eliza Green
Lizzie Perry
Jane Stoneman
Lizzie Easley
Frank Long
Gward
Arthur Duncan
Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers in Thursday Meeting
Chapter No II Royal Arch Masons elected Dr. George Ve. McNeil as high priest J Parmerlee as king Ek Baker as scribe Ek Ek Johnston as treasurer and C H Zoll as secretary. Appointive posts to be filled next meeting. Sacred Heart branch No 157 Catholic Knights and Ladies of America elected officers including Mrs Samuel Otis president Kate Corbett vice president and Mrs E B Burrowes recording secretary. Mrs Mary E Condon financial secretary and Mrs J H Vitt treasurer. Mrs P Ilmberger sergeant at arms Mrs Hermina Imhauser sentinel Helen Berry trustee to serve three years Dr M T Collins medical director. Burrowes named delegate to biennial national convention in Louisville Ky May 1904 with Samuel Otis as alternate.
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Royal Arch Masons
George Ve. McNeil
J. ©. Parmerlee
Ek. Baker
Ek. Johnston
H. Zoll
Royal Arch
Sacred Heart Branch No
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
Samuel Otis
Kate Corbett
E. B. Burrowes
Mary E. Condon
J. H. Vitt
P. Ilmberger
Hermina Imhauser
Sentinel
Helen Berry
M. T.collins
Lousville
Samuel] Otis
Notice on Piano Ballot Orders and Ballot Distribution
Until further notice the office will not honor orders for piano ballots delivered to third parties Advertisers must obtain ballots from the Sentinel and buyers must obtain them directly from merchants The rule is absolute and will not be deviated under any circumstances
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The
Sentinel
Little Early Risers Suggested By Texas Dry Goods Firm
In Yoakum Texas a big dry goods house led by Mr J M Haller recommends De Witt s Little Early Risers for a wakeful mornings start. The pills are sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
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Texas
Yoakum
J. M. Haler
Haller
de Witt
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Mrs Lawson Hosts Thursday Club Entrants Prize Reveal
Mrs C C Lawson entertained the Thursday club this week. The club prize a silver fork was cut for by Mrs C E Messerly and Mrs William Courtney. Mrs Messerly won and presented the prize to Mrs Kate Houx. The guest prize went to Mrs David Dodge. Guests included Mesdames David Dodge Kate Houx and Baxter. Fruit salad coffee and wafers were served.
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C. C. Lawson
C. E. Messerly
William Courtney
Messerly
Kate Houx
David Dodge
Baxter
Bowery Boy at Wood's Opera House Scores Hit Again
Amusements section reports The Hoeffler Co presenting The Bowery Boy to a good audience at Wood's theatre. Miss Agnett Maxwell, MekKee, and Gorton praised for clever work. Tonight The Grand Ruby by Jos D Clifton with a breakaway ship scene. New specialties billed. tomorrow matinée features The Prince of Liars with 10 cent admission.
Rubber goods display at Farris Pharmacy
A shipment of rubber goods has arrived and is featured in the Farris Pharmacy display. The notice urges customers to buy new items directly from the store and highlights freshness from the factory.
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O 9
Farris Phar
Farris
O O
To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cure for a cold in one day. Money-back guarantee if it fails, with E. W. Grove's signature on each box. 265c.
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E. W. Grove
Bears the vionators IA BTORIA. The Kind You Have Always Sonat
The text appears garbled with unclear references. No coherent individuals, organizations, places, or events are discernible to summarize into a factual card.
Big Saw Slashes Prices on Heaters and Rocking Chairs
August Helfert at 118 West Main Street advertises large price cuts on heating stoves and rocking chairs for the holidays. Call to see bargains in household goods.
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