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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1904
Page
5
A compact portrait list of Democratic leaders and nominees with brief personal details. Figures include Parker, Cleveland, Hearst, Cockrell, Taggart, Williams, Gorman, Hill, Murphy, and others, noting birthplaces, education, careers, and roles in national conventions and government.
The Munhall Pugh meeting drew a full tent as Dr. Munhall urged Christians to be vigilant and join a church. He cited First Corinthians and urged regular attendance, tithing, and service while praising the Sentinel for reports and noting new converts from the city.
At the Republican primaries in Cooper county yesterday Dr. G. A. Russell a former Sedalia resident now living in Boonville was nominated for coroner. He is currently serving his first term in that office.
The item lists residents and visitors such as Charlie Bente returning from the World’s Fair, P. G. Stafford and Frank DeBold in St. Louis for the Fair, and numerous others from Clinton and Sedalia visiting relatives, attending business, or touring nearby cities. It also notes illness and relocations among residents.
The Delaware delegation named committee members for the convention and pressed Judge George Gray as their preferred candidate. Congressman L Irving Handy will place Gray in nomination, arguing Gray unites the Democracy nationwide and is not a favorite son. John Holland was elected delegation chair with Elisha C Dukes on permanent organization and Wilard Salisbury on resolutions. Former Senator Richard R Kenney seeks reelection to the national committee.
Sedalia Camp No. 5570 M. W. A. will meet in the K of P hall on East Fifth street Wednesday July 6 1904 for regular business. Visiting neighbors invited to attend. SAM W. JAMES W. C. E. E. CODDING Clerk.
Irish Shrove Tuesday weddings often involve parental matchmaking with the bride’s and groom’s families arranging unions. In a Tippe rary tale a peasant girl is awakened to wed a wealthy Irish-Australasian suitor she has never met. A Munster church scene shows couples awaiting names in a front-row wedding setting.
Sedalia Lodge No 236 A F and A M will hold a special communication Thursday evening July 7 at 8 oclock for work in the Third degree Master Masons invited. R L Netherton W M E E Codding Secretary.
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