Sedalia Parties Plan Joint Nonpartisan City Ticket
Democratic and Republican committees in Sedalia Missouri instructed seven delegates from each ward to form a joint municipal ticket for March 5 1902. The plan names city officers to be shared, calls ward meetings March 3 4 and invites citizens to support a unified ticket to improve the city.
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Court House
Democratic Central Committee
Sedalia
Pettis County
Missouri
Democratic
Republican Party
Board of Education
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Criminal Court Roo
Tcket
Missouri Valley Baseball League Launches with Six Towns
The Missouri Valley Baseball League opened at Nevada with six towns Nevada Joplin Sedalia Springfield Fort Scott and Jefferson City. A provisional schedule 123 games opens May 10 with a $400 monthly salary limit and a $25 per game guarantee.
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Fort Scott
Jefferson City
Springfield
D. M. Shively
Kansas City
F. A. Hornaday
D. W. Stewart
Joplin
J. B. Roe
Sedalia
H. SS. Fisher
H. F. Mitchell
Nevada
H. F. Priestmeyer
Enterprise
Post
Successful Western trip by Ohio tailor Maurice Weisburg
Maurice Weisburg of Ohio returned from a pleasant and profitable Western tour to Victor Pueblo Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek selling almost $1000 worth of goods. He spent time with Kemp Orrison and J. O. Jamison, once residents of Sedalia, while Jamison moved up in Western railroad circles and Orrison joined Gardner Grocery.
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Victor
Kemp Orrison
J. O. Jamison
Jamison
Katy
Orrison
Ladies of the Maccabees Surprise Mrs Rupert at Home
The group called at 523 South Engineer street yesterday afternoon to honor Mrs Wm Rupert returning from a Brakemen's Auxiliary meeting. A fine supper awaited her and her husband with warm fellowship. Bard’s Drug Store advertises Coldicure as a cough remedy.
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Bard’s
Mrs Helen Berry Elected Record Keeper For Maccabees
Mrs Helen Berry has been chosen as record keeper for the Ladies of the Maccabees organization. She will oversee archival materials, minutes, and member records, aiding the group's operations and history.
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Helen Berry
Ladies of the Maccabees
St Marys Hospital Patient Receives Warm Community Welcome
A patient named Mrs Berry at St Marys hospital in St Louis is reported to be doing well after an operation. Local residents learned of her stay and decorated her ward table with fruits and flowers and offered kind attentions.
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St. Louis
Fire at Bennington’s store devastates Smithton block
Fire broke out about 9 15 p m Wednesday in B B Bennington’s general store on Smithton main street. Flames spread fast destroying four businesses and damaging two more with losses around 7000 dollars and about 2000 dollars insured. Firefighters aided by snow halted further spread as plans to rebuild in spring proceed.
Reason Given for Lieut. Charles Furey Tragic Act
Frank A. Furey of Omaha arrived to take charge of Lieut. Charles Furey after he shot himself at the United States barracks. The deceased was engaged to a young Omaha woman who became blind, sending a telegram that she could not be an officer's wife. He brooded over the message, having been a private when the engagement began, and later became an officer. He was a close friend of Miss Florence Quigley of 688 Oak Street and spent much time at her family’s Columbus home.
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Charles Furey
United States
Omaha
Lieut
Furey
Florence Quigley
Oak Street
Columbus
Wealthy Plant’s Estate Taxed After Death
Thrifty Connecticut quotes a Bible proverb about riches and death as it notes the estate of a wealthy gentleman named Plant has been handed to the state treasurer. A succession tax of 88342.52 is assessed on his passing within the state.
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Connecticut
Plant
Mrs Ed L Moore Hosts Chafing Dish Party for Guests
Mrs Ed L Moore entertained a large group Tuesday afternoon with a chafing dish party honoring the Hall Frey house party guests. Progressive games and several prizes followed by delicious refreshments.
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Ed L. Moore
Hall-Frey
Editor Dick G. Johnson Returns Home From Visit
Chillicothe Democrat editor Dick G. Johnson returns home after visiting his nephew Dick P. Johnson at 1104 South Osage.
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Dick G. Johnson
The
Chillicothe
Corn Razors Sold At Bard's Drug Store Line
A full line of corn razors is available at Bard's Drug Store, offering blades and accessories for comfort and care. The display fills a clear aisle with various styles for home use and medical needs.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Famous scout dead in London cablegram report
Philadelphia mourns Col. Francis J. Turner famed Boer war scout who led daring raids and blew bridges with John O. Knight. Turner, a civil and mining engineer with South African ties, died at Charing Cross hotel while preparing to return to the land he served. His actions against British forces delayed operations near Bloemfontein and Colenso.
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Charing Cross Hotel
London
Francis J. Turner
Turner
South Africa
John O. Knight
Chicago Record
Bloemfontein
Colenso
Hollang
Exposition of Woman's Work At Madison Square Garden May
The Professional Women's League hires Madison Square Garden New York for May to stage a unique exposition of women's labor. The concert hall will host theatrical performances and expert women barbers will provide shaving services to patrons.
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Professional
Madison Square Garden
New York
Euterpe Club Meets At Miss Harris Home Next Tuesday
Miss Lillian Harris will entertain the members of the Euterpe club next Tuesday afternoon at her West Seventh street residence.
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Lillian Harris
Euterpe Club
West Seventh Street
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Democratic City Central
Tee
Law Office
R. A. Hig
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H. B. Shain
Thomas F. Mitchum
Republi
Can City Committee
Cadle
Council Hall
Engine House No. 1
Probate Court Room
Democrat
Ic Central Committee
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M. W. Cadle
Democratic City Con
R. A. Higdon
Secy Democratic City
Cen. Com
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Coldicure
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Missart Valley League
Missouri Valley Baseball League
Nevada, Joplin, Sedalia
Quincy
Ill
Parsons, Kas
Webb
City
Mitchell
Maurice Weisburg
Colorado
Ohio Street
Cripple Creek
Gardner Grocery
Mer
Longan
Mrs. Berry
St Mary’s Hos
Pital
Smethtor
Menefee and Force
George Mene
Fee
Benning
Ton’s Store
Sentinel
Smithton, Mo
David White
Merchant
B. B. Bennington
Dent
Anadarko
Mr. Menefee
George Babcock
John Lankenau
John Perry
Insurance
G. G. Bennington
General Stock
the Penitentiary
F. M. Wooldridge
Sullivan Saddle Tree Company
G. A. Smith
Bert Henderson
O. C. Patter
E. Hotsenpler
Bennington
Patterson
Wooldridge
Longan’s
H. S
W. S. Claggett
George F. Meyer
W. B. Meyer
John O. Perry
Mr. Perry
Meyer’s
High Street
Philip
Fort Thom
As, Ky
Presidio
San
Francisco
Philippines
Duluth, Minn
William Burnett
J. J. Gaynor
Duluth
Chicago Bay
Cook
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Moose
Wolves
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Columbus, O
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Philadelphia
George
May Powell
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