Pettis County prosecuting attorney candidates announced
The Sentinel names James Montgomery as a candidate for prosecuting attorney subject to Democratic voters in Pettis County. It also announces C. C. Kelly as a prosecuting attorney candidate subject to Republican action and Judge O E Parsons for re nomination as Probate Judge subject to the Democratic convention on August 11 1902.
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Didate
The
Sentinel
James Montgomery
Democrats
Pettiscoun
C. C. Kelly
Pettis County
W. L. Cress
County Recorder
Lee Looney
J. G. Dillard
Robert H. Gray
James H. Doyle Declares Candidacy for Probate Judge
James H. Doyle announces his candidacy for Probate Judge subject to the action of the Democratic convention. The filing signals Doyle’s bid within the party’s framework and outlines his campaign target.
Candidates Named for Pettis County Circuit Clerk
The notice announces James A. Robb as a Republican candidate for Pettis County circuit clerk, subject to party wishes. It also names Charles W. Daugherty as a Republican candidate and Lon Luther of Lamonte as a Democratic candidate for the same post, subject to party wishes.
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The
Sentinel
James A. Robb
Pettis County
Charles W. Daugherty
Lon Luther
Lamonte
Candidate James C. Connor For Sedalia Township Constable
James C. Connor is announced as a candidate for the constable seat in Sedalia township, subject to Democratic Party action. The brief notice namesConnor as the contender in local election coverage.
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Nounce
James N. Harper
Sedalia Township
Sunday excursions attract over fourteen hundred to Kansas City
Sunday trips from Sedalia drew more than 1400 passengers to Kansas City. The Missouri Pacific sold 728 tickets and the Katy nearly matched that total. Two thirds of travelers were white. The Katy's fare was fifty cents while the Pacific charged one dollar. Return crowds were tired yet satisfied they got their money’s worth.
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Kansas City
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Katy
The
Pacific
Telling Horses Ages Beyond Teeth and Wrinkles
A veterinary surgeon notes the common belief that a horse's age can be told by its teeth is unreliable after eight years. Once teeth are complete, aging relies on wrinkles along the upper edge of the lower eyelid, with a new wrinkle each year. thus age above five requires teeth plus wrinkles.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Advertised
A Victorian advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh with a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, invites testimonials, and promotes Hall's Family Pills as complementary.
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Hall
All at Sea in Oklahoma Floods Reach South
The article notes that Oklahoma politicians are described as all at sea and reports floods extending surprisingly far south, a detail not widely known before.
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Oklahoma
Dysentery remedy praised by Henderson resident
J A Kelly recounts a dysentery episode cured quickly using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after trying other treatments, noting satisfying results. He is a well known citizen of Henderson, N. For sale by all druggists.
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J. A. Kelly
United States
Chamberlain
Mr. Kelly
Henderson
Opera N. Soo
INE Co
O. Box
San Francisco
Cal
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Lena McDowell Dies in Lanark Street Home
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports Mrs Lena McDowell age 32 wife of Charles W McDowell prominent West End businessman died yesterday at her Lanark street home. A Sedalia Missouri native she married McDowell about two years ago and was a member of the West End Methodist Episcopal church. He survives her.
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McDowell
the Sentinel
Pittsburg
Shively Seeks Kansas City Coroner Nomination
Dr. D. M. Shively, president of the Missouri Valley league, was in Sedalia yesterday and is running for the Republican nomination as coroner of Kansas City Kansas. He is said to have an excellent chance at both nomination and election. Doe would then be in a position to sit upon knockers and umpires.
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D. M. Shively
Missouri Valley League
Sedalia
Kansas City
Kas
New England Lawyer Cites Six Decades in Practice
A Penobscot county attorney, admitted May 25 1835, continues to serve as one of New England’s oldest practitioners. He notes career longevity while mentioning many lawyers have earned substantial sums in recent years and echoes debate over tariff benefits.
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Penobscot County
New England
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William J. Castle
Democratic County
Peration
H. K. Bente
Semocratic Party
O. E. Parsons
James H. Doyle
James C. Connor
PAITY
R. Wilson
Green Ridge Township
FOR Justice OF the Peace
J L. Smith
Sedala Township
Republican Party
N. H. Rogers
Emmet B. McClure
R. N. Lower
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, M
Albert W. Paine
Bangor
Jas. Boss
Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
Hawaina
Senator Depew
Allen
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N. Y
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Cash Grocery
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Japan
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Trivty Iim 4
Sangree & Lamm
Ohio St
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Sedalia, Mo
J. B. Holdner
Main St
W. Main
the Plaza Barberinal
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Iorktman
Chas. Pudrv
Baths
A. J. Tucker
Genfritz Bid’e
W. D. Steele
Katy Bidg
Honkomp Manufacturing Co
Third Street
Bell Telephone
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co
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