Stephens Chapel Dedicated Sunday in Jefferson City
The Rev H A Barnes new church in Jefferson City named The Stephens Chapel, cost 30000 dollars, dedicated Sunday with Bishop Hendrix presiding. Notable Missourians attended including Gov Stephens and Gov Dockery. Rev Barnes, 35, has served Sedalia Versailles Harrisonville Clinton and Jefferson City and led debt liquidation. Rev W Sears lectured at Cumberland Presbyterian with a pie social planned and a talk on The Worth and Place of Praise.
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H. A. Barnes
Jefferson City
New Church
Saline County
Warrensburg State Normal School
Pilot Grove College
Chicago University
Versailles Station
Harrisonville Station
Clinton
Sedalia
Barnes
Re. H. W. Sears
Nashville
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
State Franchises Action Expected This Week
Legislature likely to act soon as Senator E. D. Martin urges prompt action. He argues against deferring legislation to a commission and favors timely handling of franchise plans.
Sedalia Pastor Putman Starts Revival in New York
The Disciple reports Brother Putman arrived Tuesday and delivered a favorable first message. Described as a fine, big man with a generous heart, his plain and impressive preaching draws people toward the Lord.
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Putman
Compliments for Joe Rice Appointment by O R C Members
Sedalia Missouri February 4 1901 letters from Queen City Division No 60 of the Order of Railway Conductors thank Hon Son W Stephens Jefferson City for appointing Joe Rice to the railroad and Warehouse commissioners to fill the Herrington vacancy. The note cites labor support and public approval of the appointment. Also listed are township deputies named by County Assessor elect Charles D Brown and brief local notes on E C Frank's trip and a Shail Report two years hence would be pure.
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Charles D. Brown
Grand Opera and Minstrel Acts At Wood's Theater
The International Grand Opera company and the Black Patti Troubadours headline Wood's theater bookings. A Senate House committee discusses franchise tax, outlining constitutional guidance and board of equalization roles. Sedalia audiences will enjoy Verdi Il Trovatore, Martha, ragtime acts, and a Royal Minstrel Festival with Rising Sun Roarer band.
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Wood
Flotons
Martha
Wood’s Theater
Black Patti Troubadours
Wood's
Opera House
Rising Sun Roarer
Rhulin-Jeffries Prize Fight Blocked by Ohio Governor
Governor Nash in Columbus forbids the Rhulin-Jeffries boxing match scheduled in Cincinnati on February 15. In a telegram he warned the enterprise will be prevented and state power will be used, despite assurances from Cincinnati business leaders and lawyers that the fight is legal and not morally harmful.
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Cincinnati
Swift Representative To Return Wednesday On Branch Plant
O S Holt of Kansas City Swift Packing Co visited the city to discuss a possible branch establishment. He declined to reveal details and said he would return Wednesday for further talks.
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O. S. Holt
Kansas City
Swift Packing Co
Holt
Courts In Lesson Today In Pettis County
February term of Pettis county circuit court convened with Judge Longan presiding. Proceedings covered numerous cases including dismissals, continuances, guardianship, will challenges, and a real estate sale order, with John Marshall observance noted by local bar.
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Bents
John Marshall
Supreme Court of the United States
Longan
Fred Schweatman
Missouri
Taxable franchise classes debated in Fortieth assembly
A session of the Fortieth general assembly discusses which corporate groups hold taxable franchises. About half the session has expired and ten franchise bills have been introduced five in the senate by Clay Martin Whaley Lee and Farris and five in the house by Hamilton Hawkins Simmons Nicholson and Huck. The week ahead is expected to reveal the controversy over franchise taxation.
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Assembly
Senate
Clay
Martin
Whaley
Lee
Farris
House
Hamilton
Hawkins
Simmons
Nicholson
Huck
Fortieth General Assembly
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Rev. Sears
Cumberland Presbyterian
Church
Ing
Steph
Ens and Wife
Nhe
Stephens
Dockery
Bishop Hendrix
Sears
Paul
Ture
Rev
Coates House
Mr. Montgall
Preacher
Bible
Taration
Senator E. D. Martin
New York
TO Stephens
Joe Rice
Sedalia, Mo
VV. Stephens
Jefferson
Queen City Division No
Board of Railroad
Joe P. Herrington
Our State
Joe Herrington
Tency
W. E. Miller
J. W. Mallery
Blackwater
G. L. Daniels
Bowling Green
S. R. Landes
Cedar
A. Dow
Dresden
John Todd
Elk Fork
Jeff Pace
Flat Creek
J. B. van Dyke
Green Ridge
James McCampbell
Hyeath’s Creek
Clint Keller
Hustonia
Fred Wilson
Longwood
Louis Lower
Lake Creek
John C. Kahrs
Lamonte
D.H. Norris
Prairie
Henry D. Hill
H. M
Smithton
N. H. Haire
Washington
Mel Quaintance
E. C. Frank
Shail
Wood's Theatre
The
International Grand Opera Com
Pany
Europe
Judge Priest
Bill Phelps
Gover
General Assembly
Sailhe
Constitution
Board of Equalization
Verdi
Buck
Walk
Troubadors
Rusco & Holland
Nash
Columbus
Rhulin-Jeffries
Ohio
Neys
SWIFT
Pettis County
Ternoon
Sentinel
Bate
Police and Justice
Pettis
Judge Longan
Bar
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
John Bradley
City of Sedalia
E. W. Stevens
John G. Rissler
Appellant
Morris and Shultz
George Harlan
State of Missouri
H. L. Gray
B. & L. Associations
Equitable Saving and Loan Association
James M. Reid
Robert P. Heinrichs
Arthur
McGowan
Nancy F. Clark
William J. Todd
T. J. Gallivan Et al
Jeremiah Gal
Livan Et al
Henry Rhodes
Mary S. Wing
George Pepperdine
Barbara Moyer
Walter C. Mann
Annie Mann
C. W. Bente
Guardian Ad Litem
Annie
Corinne Mann
Louis P. Kibler
Perry L. Deweese
Receier
First National Bank
United States Court
Bond
Elfing A. Fuller
Adam Ittel
Mary B. White
Nichols & Shepard Co
H. C. Knapp
Etta A. Knapp
Bum Bum
Butler
W. A. Latimer
Third National Bank
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