Venezuela and Britain Boundaries Settled by Arbitration
The article notes that the long standing boundary dispute between Venezuela and Britain was settled in 1899 by arbitration. It outlines Venezuela’s government, population, economy, and history of revolutions, and mentions London’s gains on the Orinoco and Cuyuni rivers. It also highlights Venezuela’s rail link to Caracas and major industries.
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Republic of Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Caribbean Sea
Brazil
Colombia
Atlantic Ocean
British Guiana
Venezuela
Britain
Cleveland
Olney
London
Orinoco
Cuyuni
Congress
House of Representatives
la Guayra
Caracas
The Game Keeper at the opera house Saturday
The Game Keeper by Con T Murphy is set for a matinee and evening showing on Saturday December 20 at the opera house. Murphy, noted for Irish dramas, offers a work said to carry atmosphere and humor reflecting Ireland and its people.
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Derry Doolan
O'Neill
Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Chapel
Dublin County
Con T. Murphy
Mr. Smith
Death of Nora Shockley in Proctor Missouri
Miss Nora Shockley 23 died at her home in Proctor Missouri from Brights disease. She had lived with her sister in Sedalia for several years. Mrs Robert Gallaway left Sedalia on the noon train to attend the funeral tomorrow.
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Robert Gallaway
Proctor
Inlaw
Nora Shockley
Miss Shockley
Sedalia
Bright
Snyder Gets Five Years In Kansas City Bribery Case
R M Snyder, Kansas City millionaire, convicted of bribery in a traction franchise case, was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary by Judge Ryan after a motion for a new trial was denied. The verdict was appealed to the state supreme court and bonds were posted.
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Secripps-McRae Press Assn
St. Louis
R. M. Snyder
Kansas City Millionaire
Traction
Ryan
Snyder
Folk
Supreme Court
Legislative committee hails State fair progress at Warrensburg
A state legislative investigating committee visiting Warrensburg praised the State fair officials and indicated support for more funds and equipment. Secretary J R Rippey said findings were favorable and future improvements are expected, with further review of Warrensburg normal school affairs and a board meeting in Columbia.
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Legislative Investigating Committee
Warrensburg
J. R. Rippey
State Fair Association
Rippey
Columbia
General Board of Agriculture
Court notes multiple cases on docket in Sedalia circuit
Circuit Court entries include James L. Warren versus Sedalia Water and Light Company with damages and a motion to make the petition more specific, Missouri Trust Company versus Mattie L. H. Planett et al dismissed at plaintiff's cost, Albert S. Brown versus Missouri Pacific Railway Company damages with Kansas City Court of Appeals mandate filed, W. J. Letts administrator versus Supreme Judge K of P insurance with interpleader Sarah Stewart answering.
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James L. Warren
Sedalia Wrater and Light Company
Missouri Trust Company
Mattie L. H. Planett Et al
Albert S. Brown
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Kansas City Court of Appeals
W. J. Letts
Supreme Jodge K. of P
Sarah Stewart
New Archbishop Nominated for Chicago See
Rome officials announce Bishop James Quigley of Buffalo has been nominated by the College of Propaganda to be archbishop of Chicago. The decision comes as church leaders consider succession and regional leadership.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Rome
Italy
College of Propaganda Today
James Quigley
Buffalo
Chicago
Severe snow storm cuts telegraph links nationwide
Telegraph wires are down across many areas as a severe snow storm grips the country. Communication between cities is difficult, with Kansas City reporting widespread outages on December 15.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Kansas City
Greater hail store extends hours to 9 each evening
Beginning today the Greater Hail Store will stay open until 9 o clock every evening through Christmas. The change affects shoppers seeking late hours before the holiday rush.
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Greater Hail
Move Back to Sedalia by George S Wittenmeyer
George S Wittenmeyer formerly of Sedalia now in Kansas City trades his farm ten miles west of Sedalia for the old Van B Wisker property at Twentieth and Moniteau and will move with his family to Sedalia in spring. The farm goes to Porter Real Estate company. He receives part cash and the Sedalia property for the farm.
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Sedalia
George S. Wittenmeyer
McGowan's Offers Fine Assortment Cigars
A local note recommends McGowan's as a place with a fine assortment of cigars described as the kind that please.
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McGowan’s
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Missouri State Fair Association
Circuit Court
Dolls Furniture
J. D. Hail Dry Goods
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