Anti Parker coalition forms as convention work shifts
A dramatic anti Parker deal unites Olney Wall Cockrell Harmon and Gray with Bryan and Hearst forces to challenge Parker. The pact centers on ballots two and three with petitions promising votes from Massachusetts Wisconsin Missouri Ohio and Delaware totaling about 146. Bryan signals openness to anti trust planks while Tammany pressure intensifies. Howell for vice president emerges from Georgia caucus as Parker’s prospects loom uncertain.
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McClellan Attends Prohibition Convention in Indiana
E. E. McClellan returned from Indianapolis where he attended the national Prohibition convention as a delegate. He seconded the nomination of Dr. Silas C. Swallow for vice presidency and delivered a rousing peroration. After the convention he visited his twin sister in Indiana.
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Washington
Silas C. Swallow
Runaway Run Left Saugrain Bruised At Crossing
Pierre Saugrain and Miss Genevieve Waddell were in a buggy at Third and Engineer streets when a frightened horse bolted as a Missouri Pacific locomotive approached from the coal chutes. Saugrain suffered a severe head cut and bruises but was not seriously hurt. Waddell escaped with minor bruises after the horse fell and the buggy overturned causing damage to the vehicle and harness.
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St. Louis
Skyrocket Damages Window. Mrs Thruston Burns Hand
Last evening a skyrocket was fired into an upstairs window at A. B. Thruston’s home at Seventh and Vermont. A pair of lace curtains were ignited and Mrs. Thruston sustained a bad burn while trying to extinguish the flames. Fire units responded and contained the fire with little damage.
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Conflicting Reports On Japanese Front Lines
Reports conflicting. central Japanese army now said to occupy a forty mile front between Motien and Hsinkai passes.
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Hsinkai Pass
Survivors Continue Journey After Steamer Disaster
The report notes twenty seven survivors of the ill fated steamer continuing their journey as the Central Japanese Army advances amid conflicting Russian and news agency statements about the situation at sea.
Calvary Church Starts Move for Nashville Mission
Calvary parish in Nashville begins plans to build a new brick mission building. The project advances with preparations to start by fall as the city notes growth and a need for a dedicated church edifice. Two African American men, Aldrdge and Johnson, were hanged by whitecaps in Marshall County last night amid violent vigilante actions.
Prohibitionists Hint at New East Sedalia Church Mission
Indianapolis reports July 5 that Prohibitionists expect Swallow to decline the presidential nomination and a new candidate to be chosen. East Sedalia plans a brick church, St. John's Mission, rising on an unchosen site as the population grows. Construction may start in fall and finish before winter.
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Senator Cockrell in Town
United States Senator F. M. Cockrell, a Missouri delegation favorite for the presidency, passed through the city en route from Washington to Warrensburg. He, injured weeks ago, wore a sling after a bicycle collision with a young boy and spoke with a Sentinel reporter about the uncertain presidential race and delegate voting.
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Gray May Win: Delaware Boom for Gray Fueling Democratic Fight
Delaware delegates arrive with 75 shouters as George Gray fans momentum for presidency. Handy, a Bryan ally, seeks to line up Alabama and Florida and others for Gray while evaluating Bryan's stance and possible nomination strategy.
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Hail and Kibby Dry Goods Co News From Sedalia
Hail Kibby Dry Goods Co in Sedalia reports fair weather on July 5 194. The brief weather note notes clear skies and pleasant conditions for shoppers and street activity in town.
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White Baby Dresses At Bargain Prices
A sale offers many baby dresses from $2 to $3.50 with reductions due to handling. Some one of a kind long waisted French fashion styles feature fluffy fullness in front and trim detailing.
Fire at Jerusalem concession ruins World’s Fair restaurant
Fire at the Jerusalem concession restaurant in the World’s Fair early today caused an estimated loss of 15000 dollars. Several people escaped narrowly as the blaze threatened nearby buildings including the Palace of Fine Arts Festival Hall and the Palace of Machinery, though they were not damaged.
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Fourth Fishing Party Outing Near Lamont
A Kansas City and Lamonte group fished five and a half miles southwest of Lamonte on Muddy Creek for the Fourth. The party enjoyed a pleasant day with a fish fry supplied in the afternoon. Attending were George Neff Daily Telegram business manager Walter Neff editor Homer Wade Earl Wade staff Telegram J S Fleming Albert Fleming M M Price W Hainline Harry E Agee R E Guthrie Dr W E Walker W H Oglesby of Lamonte and W O Terry of Sedalia.
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Wanted A boy under 16 to learn printers trade
Advertises a position for a boy not under sixteen to learn the printers trade at the Sentinel office with applications to be made tomorrow morning.
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White Stockings for Girls Priced Low This Summer
About fifty pairs of white and cream stockings for girls aged 4 to 14 are offered at less than half price. Fresh and clean stock with a fairly complete size range aims to meet summer demands for lightweight dresses.
Pattern Hats at Five Dollars Spark Summer Styles
Hats priced at five dollars showcase fresh summer styles lauded for charm. Customers urged to buy now before prices rise, as styles are popular and copying has begun. Visit to see and save on the collection.
Rain Umbrellas at Bargain Prices Offer Value
Serviceable rain umbrellas offered at one dollar each with strong paragon frames and steel ribs. Handles vary in style and the covers are black twisted gloria or union taffeta. Not the best we sell but cheaper than competitors.
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Union Taffeta
Will of Jacob Epple Filed for Probate
The will provides that all property, both real and personal, go to widow Mary. Probate filing occurred today as part of the estate process.
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Jacob Epple
Mary
Guardian Appointed for Elizabeth E Crawford
F C Crawford was today named guardian and curator of Elizabeth E Crawford in a court proceeding.
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F. C. Crawford
Elizabeth E. Crawford
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