State Federation of Labor Delegates Meet in Sedalia
The State Federation of Labor held its annual convention in Sedalia at the Pettis circuit court room, with Mayor Overstreet welcoming delegates. President M. F. Bradley of Kansas City praised the city and pledged federation support. The session endorsed abolishing convict labor, broad use of the union label, and planned a public meeting at the courthouse.
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State Federation of Labor
Pettis Circuit Court Room
Sedalia
M. F. Bradley
Kansas City
Federation
E. V. Howard
O. E. Parsons
Mr. Miller
Ellis’ Hall
Judge Parsons
Collis Lovely
T. P. Hanks
Henry Lamm
A. A. Duke
C. P. Connelly
E. T. Behrens
Wm. Shillig
M. C. Byrnes
Ford Allen
Bert Briggs
Behrens
Shillig
Court House
Parsons
van Riper
Street
Howard
Bradley
Judge Gates
Jackson County
Guns Arrive for Co D and Bankers Medal Drill
Military notes report Co D received its guns and a competitive drill for the Bankers Medal will be held Tuesday at Liberty Park. Several enlisted men including John F. Taylor Edgar P. Ford Dallas Brenner Floyd Mead Jamie Offield James Owens James Ramsey Sanford Schrier Nelson Smith George Wilkerson and others were discharged by order of Col H Mitchell after their terms expired.
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Co. D
Liberty Park
The
Sentinel
Col. H. Mitchell
John F. Taylor
Edgar P. Ford
Dallas Brenner
Floyd Mead
the Myers
Gentry Offield
Jamie Offield
James Owens
James Ramsey
Sanford Schrier
Nelson Smith
George Wilkerson
Frank Sweet
T. H. Wood
Joplin Booms on Zinc Ore Prices in 1899
Joplin records show 927 new buildings totaling 1.46 million dollars, electric railway improvements at 400 009, water works additions of 200 000, electric lighting plant 60 000, mining property sales in the Missouri Kansas district totaling 9 712 230. Population rose over 40 percent in Joplin and about 30 percent in the mining district.
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Joplin
Joplin Daily Globe
City Water Works
City
Sedalia’s Path Through a Potential Mineral Boom
If the anticipated mineral boom arrives, Sedalia could see rapid economic expansion, new job opportunities, and investment in infrastructure within two years. The town would likely attract mining firms, suppliers, and servicers, boosting tax revenue and public services while managing environmental and community impacts.
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Sedalia
Sedalia Dramatist Plans Move to Joplin for Marriage
Farmer Jona Wilcoxon of Hous tonia, famed for his comic romance with Florence Brooks in Sedalia, travels to Joplin to marry the singer and begin a new career in theater after selling his belongings.
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Jona” Wilcoxon
Houstonia
Sedalia
Florence Brooks
Joplin
No Small Pox At Roger's Shoe Shop
An advertisement for Roger's shoe shop at 217 Lamine Street offers men's half soles 50 cents and children's 30 to 40 cents. The dealer promises best feathers and a free replacement if not satisfied and highlights rubber heels for ladies and gentlemen that do not slip.
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Roger
Lamine Street
Shackleford Proposes Free List Bill in House
In the House on January 3 Hon. Dorsey W. Shackleford introduced a bill to place wood pulp and printing paper on the free list. Judge Shackleford begins his public career with a well regarded start.
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House of Representatives
Dorsey W. Shackleford
Judge Shackleford
Wealthy Deaf Mute Dies In Warrensburg
Warrensburg Missouri January 8 W H Thornon died Saturday night of paralysis. He was a deaf mute born in this county and spent his life here. He was seventy five years old and owned five hundred acres of land.
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Warrensburg
W. H. Thornon
Business Men's Association Meeting Postponed
The Business Men's association meeting, first planned for Tuesday night, is moved to Thursday night due to the Ladies' Musical club recital on Tuesday evening.
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Business Men's Association
Ladies’ Musical Club
Prohibs To Meet Here in Sedalia January 17
Prohibition State Central committee is called to meet in Sedalia on January 17 by Charles Stokes of Mexico, the committee chairman. Time not specified.
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Prohibition State Central Committee
Sedalia
Charles Stokes
Mexico
New Surgeons Named For The Katy
Old local surgeons on the Kay are replaced by appointments by Chief Surgeon E. F. Yancey taking effect January 1. Names include Dr. J. B. Fleet Hannibal territory, Dr. E. C. Hayes Hannibal to Paris, Dr. I. M. Lunsford Walker from Scell City to Nevada, Dr. W. E. Dawson El Dorado, R. F. Coats rheumatism, A. Geisenhower lacerated eye, and W. C. Dunn blacksmith helper.
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J. B. Fleet
Rocheport
Boonville
Fayette
E. C. Hayes
Hannibal
Paris
I. M. Lunsford
Walker
Scell City
Nevada
W. E. Dawson
el Dorado
Missouri Pacific
R. F. Coats
A. Geisenhower
W. C. Dunn
Week of Prayer Begins With Local Church Services
Week long program kicks off at Fifth Street M E church with local pastors leading services on themes from Choosing God's Will to Growing in the Light of God. Miss Florence Mas Kall from India spokes at First and Epworth churches on working among Hindoo and Mohammedan communities. Y P S C E at Cumberland Presbyterian installs officers Sterling Gallie Miss Mary Bowers Miss Jewell Luckett and Mamie Satterwhite. A chorus choir formed at Fifth Street M E church to marshal music for the week.
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Florence Mas Kall
India
M. E. Church
Mas Kall
Epworth M. E. Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
W. H. Hogg
Cunningham Assumes Office Filling Lucy Resignation
A. D. Cunningham has taken the position formerly vacated by Matt Lucy and began duties today. He comes from the M. &
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A. D. Cunningham
Matt Lucy
Popular Pastor Resigns from First Congregational Church
At last night’s services Rev. J. H. Albert tendered his resignation effective Feb 1 to accept the call to Faribault Minnesota. The congregational meeting accepted the resignation with regret praising his talents and leadership.
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Faribault
Minna
J. H. Mertz
Boies
Albert
Trains Report Heavy Fogs Amid Rail Labor Woes
Train crews including D J Temple M K T and Turner take over duties as D J Temple lays off. Alonzo Shelton and others listed as section laborers suffer ailments like neuralgia rheumatism and influenza. Freight and passenger movements amid dense fog affect operations while US railroads post 1.175 billion dollars in year to date revenue, up 19 percent from last year.
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Davis Epple
Smithton
Missouri Pacific
Traimen
United States
Smithton Clergyman Relocates to Clarksburg in March
Rev J K Godbey of Smithton has bought a grocery stock in Clarksburg and will start a business there in March. He plans to build a residence and move his family. Smithton residents regret his departure given his active role in the community. Smithton Christian Sunday School elected officers for 1900: W H Stotts superintendent, John Yeager secretary, Birdie Stotts organist, Martin Reid chorister.
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The
Christian Church At
Maryville
Smithton
Ferrell
Lamonte
Prof. Miller
Rev. Wright
Myrtle Ringen
Emily Griffin
W. H. Griffin
Edith Glens
Katie Wright
Fannie Ringen
J. K. Godbey
Clarksburg
Rev Godbey
Spectal Panta Go Sale at St Louis Corner Store
The Louis Cornine Co announces a two day sale starting tomorrow at 9 o clock with three stock lots of mens trousers. Free choice of any pants in house formerly priced 2.50 to 3.00 will be 2.10 and other ranges cut to 3.10 and 4.10 for higher prices. See display in large south window.
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Sults
Sr. Louis Cornine Co
Newspaperman Jules Coe Struck by Strikers in KC
Jules G. Coe a well known newspaperman formerly of Warrensburg was assaulted and seriously injured by striking printers in Kansas City Missouri on Saturday night A stone shattered a window struck him on the head fracturing the skull He was taken to City Hospital in critical condition Coe formerly owned Jules Coe's Weekly at Warrensburg
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Coe
City Hospital
Jules Coe
Warrensburg
Printer's Material for Sale in Sentinel Ad
The Sentinel offers two or three good type stands and several cases to be sold at bargain prices to clear space, if taken at once.
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The
Sentinel
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