Sedalia Candidates and Local Color Medley in Sentinel
The Sentinel Announces James Montgomery as a prosecuting attorney candidate and James C. Connor for constable in Sedalia township subject to Democratic action. It notes local weather humor, winter signs, road movement talk, and assorted political and social snippets reflecting Sedalia life and broader national chatter.
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The
Sentinel
C. W. Hamlin
Springfield
Greene County
H. K. Bente
Pettis County
James Montgomery
Democrats of
Pettiscoun
James C. Connor
Sedalia Township
Democratic Party
Sedalia Sentinel lauds year’s local reforms and savings
The Sedalia Sentinel reports broad improvements across city departments with reduced expenses, noting room for retrenchment and ongoing reform. The piece urges careful perusal of the full report, and mentions a telegram of congratulations from Dan Byard Newt Martin Lee Radford and Gene Hugenschmidt.
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Sedalia
the Sentinel
Dan Byard
Newt Martin
Lee Radford
Gene Hugenschmidt
Missouri Democrats Begin Campaign With Acknowledged Opposition
Waldo Yankee of Sedalia placed in the St. Louis Star’s photographic contest. The piece ends with a quip on a Yankee never being left behind.
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Waldo Yankee
Sedalia
St. Louis Star
Jefferson City Tribune Urges Electrocution Over Hanging
The Jefferson City Tribune editorializes for electrocution as the preferred method of execution, criticizing Cole County Sheriff for bungling the Craft case and opposing hanging as a punishment.
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Jefferson City Tribune
Cole County
Stevenson to Explain Winter Wind Poem Meaning
Warresburg Mag poet Charles W. Stevenson plans to clarify his line about the winter wind described as solemn glee. He will address admirers to explain what the phrase conveys and how it reflects his verse.
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Charles W. Stevenson
Warrensburg
Mag
Booth Tarkington Seeks Indiana Congressional Seat
Celebrated author Booth Tarkington declares candidacy as a Republican for Congress from an Indiana district. He indicates he would style himself The Gentleman From Indiana, a fictional congressman, if elected.
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Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Con
Winter Morn as Sun Spreads Golden Light Over Hills
Poem describes a winter morning with white snow covering hills and fields. The sun rises softly spilling golden light across the valley while phantoms of clouds gaze over the azure heights. The river finds its course and brooks wait to wake daffodils in a hopeful spring mood.
Otto Buehler Returns From Cole Camp Visit
Otto Buehler, who has been visiting at Cole Camp the past two days, has returned. He was seen at local gatherings and spoke briefly with residents before leaving.
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Otto Buehler
Cole Camp
On the Pere Marquette River photograph offered
The Pere Marquette Railroad promotes a platinum print titled On the Pere Marquette River. It depicts a trout fisherman on logs catching a speckled beauty. The 16 by 20 inch print is mounted and unmarked by ads, available for 25 cents postage from H. F. Moeller in Detroit for mailing details.
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Pere Marquette Railroad
Michigan
Pere Marquette River
H. F. Moeller
Pere Marquette R. R
Detroit
Mich
Twenty Third Psalm in Faithful Reverent Tone
A devotional poem by Frank Putnam honoring Psalm 23. It speaks of God's protective arm and shepherding, comforting beliefs, and the journey toward eternal union with the divine. The speaker trusts in mercy, guidance through peril, and eventual dwelling beside God forever.
Masonic Lodge to Meet in Special Communication
Sedalia Lodge No 236 A F and A M will hold a special communication Wednesday evening January 29 at 730 for work in the L A Degree All Masons invited E E Codding W M F A Sampson Secretary The Luther League of Trinity English Lutheran church hosts a social and supper tonight at H H Kroencke residence upstairs over Second and Osage streets
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A. F
A. M
The
Luther League of
Trinity English Lutheran Church
H. H. Kroencke
Second and
Osage Streets
Former Sedalia man C H Morrill retires from Katy post
C H Morrill assistant general freight agent of the Missouri Kansas and Texas resigns to become president of Higbee Coal and Mining company Higbee Missouri. Change effective February 10. Morrill widely respected in business circles. his father was long prominent in Sedalia as Katy paymaster.
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C. H. Morrill
St. Louis
Higbee Coal and Mining Company
Higbee
Morrill
Globe-Democrat
Katy
Citi
Guthrie Secures Third Railroad Within Week
Guthrie Oklahoma officials announce that F N Finney of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway accepted Guthrie's proposal. Engineers will survey a line from Stevens to Guthrie and prepare maps of right of way and terminals. The package includes 25000 dollars cash and terminal rights to Logan county line.
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Guthrie
Okla
C. M. Barnes
Guthrie Club
F. N. Finney
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
Stevens
I. T
Katy
Logan County
Hospital Arrivals From Rail Crew List
Fireman E Laherty of Parsons and fireman W T McNerny also from Parsons are said to be hospitalized. Others reported include car inspector George Johnson Hillsboro and lineman John C Griffin of Eufaula. Brakeman J F Curran Franklin Junction and laborer M L Hollers Whitesboro join coal heavers A Germany Atoka and R W Weatherall Denison.
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E. Laherty
Parsons
George Johnson
Hillsboro
John C. Griffin
Eufala
W. T. MceNerny
J. F. Curran
Franklin
Railroad and railway staff movement report
Hostler Bertheaux of the Katy is laid off while J W Brewton the Jefferson City inspector attended the Hiks gathering last night. Frank Younker an engineer reports for work after days off. F H Watson night hostler for the Katy returns to duty after sickness. G S Hayden a Missouri Pacific conductor takes fewer runs and C E Johns remains on his run. Engineer James Garnall of Missouri Pacific joins a Lexington branch local. J P Reese a Missouri Pacific boiler maker is seriously ill with pneumonia. H E Morseman route agent for Pacific Express went to Buckner Monday afternoon. Brakeman Hagen of Missouri Pacific returns from Illinois after attending his father’s funeral. Missouri Kansas and Texas receives five large locomotives from Baldwin works for freight service this week. B of L E meeting at Hoffman hall installs officers: Engineer Warren Kerr chief and Engineer G C McClure assistant chief. Oscar Kaiser a C O G brakeman from Shawnee Ok returned Monday after visiting here.
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Frank Younker
Katy
F. H. Watson
G. S. Hayden
Missouri Pacific
C. E. Johns
James Garnall
Lexington
J. P. Reese
H. E. Morseman
Pacific Express Company
Buckner
B. of L. E
Hoffman Hall
Warren Kerr
G. C. McClure
Oscar Kaiser
Shawnee
Missouri Pacific Installs Gold Straight Steam Coupling
Passenger cars on the Missouri Pacific are being equipped with the Gold Straight Steam Coupling, described as a great improvement over the old coupling.
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Missouri Pacific
Strong Melodrama and Grand Opera Tour Arrive at Local Halls
The article previews multiple events at the opera house and town venues. Carl A Haswin leads A Lion's Heart with a noted supporting cast. Zeke Dobson described as a standout comic farmer. Innes and his band perform scenes from grand opera with Frances Boyden Archille Etets Zerni and Sorghi aboard. Barlow's Minstrels announce a January 29 stop with a noon street parade and 7:30 band concert.
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Innes
Buffalo
Frances Boyden
Signor Archille ‘“'Ets
Barlow Minstrels
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