Bagwell Timber Co Versus M K T Railway In Circuit Court
In a circuit court case over a mechanic's lien for 50 000 ties bought for the M K T Railway the Bagwell Timber Co seeks recovery about 5400 dollars. Lawyers from St Louis Sedalia and Marshall attend. case expected to run into tomorrow evening. Included are docket entries and local police court notes.
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Bagwell Timber Co
M., K. & T. Railway Company
General Boyle
St. Louis
J. H. Bothwell
C. E. Yeater
Sedalia
Bagwell Company
G. P. B. Jackson
Montgomery and Montgomery
Graham & Miller
South McAlester
Graham and Miller
Bagnell Company
Bagnell Timber Company
Endorsement Urges Respectful Conduct Over Flirtatious Winking
The Pineville Democrat endorses a stance from an Arkansas editor that condemns winking blinking and snickering in church or on the street as unbecoming to young ladies. It argues boys may flirt but true respect follows when a young woman maintains decorum even when unseen by others.
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Pineville Democrat
Arkansas
Musicale in Independence by Prof Stark and guests
In Independence a musicale will be given Friday night under Westminster Presbyterian Church auspices. Prof Stark a violinist from Lexington Missouri will headline with Miss Wright of Mexico and noted Kansas City musicians and elocutionists participating in the program.
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Prof. Stark
Musical! Independence
The
Ladies of the Westminister Presbyterian Church
Stark
Lexington, Mo
Sedalia
Miss Wright
Mexico
Kansas City
Shooting the Chutes at the Opera House Delights Coney Island
A lively scene filled program titled Shooting the Chutes comes to the opera house on Thursday December 13. The production features forty performers led by renowned Irish comedians Murray and Mack with striking scenery and many pretty costumes.
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Opera
Murray
Mack
Missouri Girl's Trademark Play Returns to City
The Chicago Evening Journal gave The Missouri Girl its enduring cognomen after its first Chicago run six years ago. The play has six seasons of success and is booked to appear here Friday December 14, likely drawing good crowds.
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Chicago Evening Journal
Dexter's Book Store Presents Broad Toy and Gift Range
A display at Dexter's Book Store highlights popular and instructive books along with Kodak cameras, collar and cuff boxes, celluloid and leather goods, fancy items, and educational toys. The shop invites customers to come and see the varied offerings.
L art de la mode fashion journal from Morse Broughton Co
The article describes L Art de la Mode a monthly New York fashion journal by Morse Broughton Co. It highlights original striking costume designs and colored plates that are praised as revelations of art.
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L’art de la Mode
Morse Broughton Co
New York
A Lucky Engineer Retires From the Baltimore and Ohio
Joseph West of Cumberland Maryland retires on a lifetime pension at 75 after fifty years as a locomotive engineer for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He reports no injuries wrecks or fatalities in all his years of service.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Joseph West
Cumberland
Oleomargarine bill debate shifts to committee
Washington audience hears Senator West denounce the bill as a revenue or police measure while urging the Finance committee reference. He cites state bans on colored oleomargarine and argues against federal overreach amid a day of fiery remarks.
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United States
Committee On Finance
Congress
Investigation Ordered Into West Point Hazing Death
Washington officials announced a formal inquiry led by Major General Brooke and colonels Gillespie Claus to examine alleged mistreatment of former cadet Oscar L Boot at West Point. Boot died recently. his family claims hazing caused his death.
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Washington, D. C
Boot
John R. Brooke
George L. Gillespie
John W. Claus
Oscar L. Boot
Booz
Academy
Colonel Grabs Control of Leavenworth Papers
Col. D. R. Anthony takes command of both the Morning Times and the Evening Standard in Leavenworth Kansas as of December 12. The move places one leader at the helm of the city’s two daily papers.
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Evening Standard
S. F. Neely
Anthony
Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Kas
D. R. Anthony
Labor Department in Cabinet Seat Debate at AFL Meet
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor convention in Louisville discuss a proposal to create a department of labor with a president's cabinet member. The plan, likely to pass, echoes a Kansas City platform suggestion by W. E. Miller. The exec council also reported on Chicago building trades strike talks, while a June 1, 1901 deadline was set to expel seceding or dual organizations from allied groups.
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Kansas City
Democratic
W. E. Miller
Chicago Federation of Labor
Letter From His Texas Cousin Reveals Chaney Visit
Jack Chaney, the genial cigar dealer, received a letter from his Texas cousin J. E. Chaney. The cousin, now in West Texas, works as an operator and station agent, a detail friends enjoyed learning after his recent visit.
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Jack Chaney
Texas
J. E. Chaney
West Texas
Widow Wins $5,000 Judgment Against Missouri Pacific
Josie Helm was awarded a $5,000 jury verdict in Judge Slover's Kansas City court yesterday against the Missouri Pacific railway. Her husband, a section hand for the company, was struck and killed by a train while in its employ.
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Josie Helm
Oklahoma Population Grows Twice Nevada Yet Votes Remain Uncertain
The 1900 census shows Oklahoma’s population doubling Nevada’s, but Nevada has two senators and one representative while Oklahoma has only a nonvoting delegate. The contrast highlights pending political status and representation questions.
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Oklahoma
Nevada
United States
Congress
Vinita Tax Case and Rail Line Views In Indian Territory
In Muskogee on December 12 the tax suit between Vinita and the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad ends for now as the court refuses to revoke the order blocking tax property sales. The Katy has not paid taxes in the Indian Territory towns and Vinita plans an ordinance for the levy. Also noted: Mo Pac engine 767 damaged in yard. electric railway shifts and skating park plans. revival services at the First Baptist with Rev Brown and Meg Brown singing Coming Into Judgment.
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Curtis
Vinita
Katy
Indian Territory
Hospital Arrivals
Frank Branch a steam shovel laborer from South McAlester. Peter Mayes a fireman from Smithville. Edward Harris a lamp tender from Denison. E Hill a conductor from Denison.
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Frank Branch
South McAlester
Peter Mayes
Smithville
Edward Harris
Deni
E. Hill
Denison
Among the Trains Supt Inge Makes Down the Roads
Supt G W Inge of the Narrow Gauge made a business trip down the roads today B L Walker Katy conductor has resumed work A E Boughner M K T chief dispatcher lays off sick O E Fowler fills in J Ames Katy brakeman on lay off Al Miller Mo Pac machinist promoted to assistant round house foreman Agent J W McClain Mo Pac went to Jefferson City on business
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Supt
B. L. Walker
Katy
A. E. Boughner
O. E. Fowler
al. Miller
Mo. Pac
J. W. McClain
The
Jefferson City
Busi
Still Another Candidate Garnett for R R Commissioner
Nevada Mo December 12 A meeting of the O R C in this city yesterday afternoon endorsed Jos G Garnett of Nevada for the vacancy caused by the death of Jos P Herington The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen also unite in endorsing Garnett a well known conductor on the Missouri Pacific who has resided here for many years.
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Nevada
Jos. G. Garnett
Jos. P. Herington
B. of R. T
Mr. Garnett
Mo. Pac
Forest Park Lake Ice Ready for Skating Pending Weather
Preparations underway as Forest Park lake forms a thick ice cover. Officials say skating will be possible if continuing cold weather stabilizes the surface and strengthens the ice safety.
Reverend Ott to Lead Quarterly Meeting in City
The Rev. C. Ott of Kansas City presiding elder for the district of the German M. E. church will be here tomorrow. He will preach at the church in the evening and on Sunday conduct the quarterly meeting.
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C. Ott
Kansas City
German M. E. Church
Election of Senator Direct-Vote Amendment Seen in Senate
Washington December reports say the joint resolution for direct senatorial elections by the people, adopted in the House last session, was reported adversely by the Senate committee. Senator Chandler pledged to return the measure for consideration, not pigeonholing it. The move aims to place the right of direct voter choice in choosing U.S. senators in the hands of the people.
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House
Senate
Washington, D. C
Chandler
United States
Big Dress Rehearsal Notice for Minstrel Company
A big dress rehearsal is planned for Wednesday night for the Convention Hall Minstrel Co. in the Hoffman building on the fourth floor in rooms formerly Hill's Business College. All connected members and officers are urged to attend to finalize business matters.
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Hoffman Building
Convention Hall Minstrel Co
Hoffman
Hill’s Business College
Contestants in The Sentinel Educational Contest
The Sentinel lists contestants and vote counts up to 3 pm this afternoon. Charles A Dixon and Courtney Stevenson are named among the participants.
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the Sentinel
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Maud W. Churchill
Medora Bixby
M. B. Wells
G. Downing
W. M. Lee
Robert Hopkins
Wood and
Boullt
Jim Newbill
Hopkin
H. H. Potter
Roy Hulbut
Marshall, Mo
Henry Payne
Judge Troxel
Coney Island
Missouri Girl
Tures
Dexter’s Book Store
West OF
Uleq Margarine
Committee On Agriculture
Washington
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Standard
Times
Neely
Usal
Democracy and Progress
Joplin Globe
Ocratic
West Point Military Academy
F. Neely
Alouest Rec
LABOR
Cabinet
Louisville
American Federation of Labor
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Executive Council of the Federation
Chicago Building Trades
Chicago Building Trades Coun
G. W.allcorn
Ohio and
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Missouri, Kansas
United States Court
H. H. Smith
Superintendent Hamner
Electric Rail
Ness and
Meg. Brown
J. Ames
Lay
Ames
Ness
Conductor Garnett
R.R
Forest Park
Charles A Dixon Ee A
Courtney Stevenson
Amanda Hart A
J. W. Cromley
Reuben McVey
Wes Earnson
Sam Yunt
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