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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1900

Page

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Train robbery plot ends with officer shot in Holden

Sedalia dispatch recounts a failed Missouri Pacific express hold up near Holden. Officer John Jackson of the M K T secret service was shot in the head during a surrounding of the alleged bandits. A separate informant, not a local resident, provided crucial details that tied the case to robberies at Independence depot and Pittsville.

Independence Pittsville Tell Mr. Gray Independence Depot Pittsfield Gray Sedalia Stubblefield-West Holden Dorans Supt. Hardy

Hughesville College under Clark regime achieves success

The Hughesville College records success during the William Andrews Clark era and the tenure of Professor Cully. The notice highlights sustained progress and leadership impact within the institution.

William Clark and Missouri ties in a vast career

The article reviews Senator William Andrews Clark of Montana, noting his Missouri roots at Pierce City, schooling, early teaching, and rise to wealth through mining and business. It details his art collection, and recounts Missouri political notes including local college honors, prizes, and civic figures, plus district nomination chatter.

Missouri Iowa Colorado Montana United States Senate Pierce City Cooper Pettis Counties Smithton Missouri Pacific Tipton Harry Myers Clarke Boonville Sedalia Clark Senate Breton Rubens Fortuny Diaz Dupre Isabey Constable Corot Democratic Congressional Committee Seventh District Sicher Ben Anderson Boone W. D. Steele James Cooney Saline

Frank James Favored by Kansas City Times as Official Starter

The Kansas City Times backs Frank James for the official starter role in the upcoming event. James has earned support from editors and readers for his authoritative presence and prior experience. The decision hinges on committee review and event requirements.

Frank James The Kansas City Times

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