Professor Ransom resigns from Hill's Business College
Prof C W Ransom, in charge of the penmanship department at Hill's Business College, resigns effective today after accepting a position in Central College's commercial department in Kansas City Missouri. He leaves this afternoon for Kansas City to begin duties June 15 after a short vacation. He arranged for the Sentinel to be sent to him for one year.
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Hill’s Business College
Commercial Department of
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Kansas City
Ransom
The
Sentinel
B. B. Wheeler
General Mgr
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Commercial National Bank of
Plowed Under His Watch Mourns Loss in Lookout Neighbor
Ed Leftwich of the Lookout neighborhood mourns the loss of his watch after a plowing incident. A pocket fell from the vehicle and was crushed under nearby machinery.
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Ed Leftwich
Lookout
Wat
No Choice for Governor at Illinois GOP Convention
Illinois Republicans held their sixty sixth ballot for governor this morning with the usual result, keeping the contest unresolved and continuing the stalemate among factions amid the convention proceedings.
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Illinois
Illinois Republican convention stalls on sixty second ballot
Springfield June 1 The Illinois Republican state convention reached its sixty second futile ballot to nominate a governor. Each of the seven candidates received about the same vote totals. Three sessions with three ballots each are planned for today.
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Springfield
Ill
Stock Killed by Lightning on Dampville Farm
Barney Lewis lost thirteen head of young steers to a lightning storm on his Dampville area farm during Monday night or Tuesday morning. The stock valued about $500, partly covered by insurance.
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Barney Lewis
Dampville
Rocky Mountain Tea Restores Strength, Bard Drug Ad
A vintage advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea can reconstruct the body, offering tea or tablets for 35 cents from W. E. Bard Drug Company. The tone mimics early 20th century patent medicine pitches promising relief for exhaustion and insomnia.
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Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Telegraphers Turn Down 10 Percent Pay Rise at Missouri Pacific
A telegraphers committee and Missouri Pacific official Russell Harding met at Gould headquarters to discuss a proposed 10 percent wage raise and rule revisions. The meeting ended harmoniously, with the issues sent to the federation board for full discussion in St Louis next Monday. If unresolved, telegraphers may operate independently or strike. Also noted: transfers and resignations tied to pipeline work and county assessor race.
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Gould
General Committee of Telegraphers
Russell Harding
Missouri Pacific
Globe Democrat
General Committee
H. B. Perham
Telegraphers’ Order
J.D. Turner
W. M. Holman
Board of Federation
St. Louis
Federated Board
Harding
Gould denies talk of congressional candidacy
George J. Gould telegraphed from New York to the Baltimore News denying any truth to reports he would seek Congress in a New Jersey district. The June 1 dispatch clarifies the rumor from the inquiry.
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Baltioore, Md
Baltimore News
Congress
New Jersey
George J. Gould
New York
Cadle Elected First Assistant Engineer of Locomotive Engineers
M W Cadle, elected yesterday as first assistant engineer at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers biennial session in Los Angeles, has lived in Sedalia for 21 years. Born in Burlington Iowa, he began railroading in Indiana and worked Missouri Pacific freight and passenger runs. He has held arbitration and adjustment chairmanships in related unions and plans to stay in Sedalia if possible. Cadle is a prominent Democrat with multiple local party roles. He wed Myra McAnally in Sedalia ten years ago.
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M. W. Cadle
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Los Angeles
Cal
Sedalia
Burlington
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri Pacific
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Board of Adjustment
B. of L. E
Myra McAnally
Cadle
B. of L. E. Executive
Cleveland, O
Perished in Alaskan wilds tale of Klondike prospector return
Chicago confirms a dying man's confession that Tascott was the hunted Chicago murderer of A. J. Snell. Prospector Philip Robertson recounts finding a dying man in a remote Alaskan cabin near the Dahl river who proclaimed he was Tascott about to face his fate. The confession echoes earlier claims by William Rigler of Nome, who sought to bind the fugitive after a similar tale.
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Chicago
Victoria
B. C
Snell
Tascott
Philip Robertson
Robertson
Klondike
Fairbanks
Dahl River
Koyukuk
William Rigler
Nome
Rigler
A. J. Snell
Cape Nome
Arctic
Alaska
Civilized World
British Columbia
Mexico
South America
China
Russia
Africa
A. J. Stone
Williams and McDonald
Rat Portage
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Western Union Junction
J B Tuttle and H Journey Noted in Train Crew Listings
J B Tuttle listed as brakeman at Sedalia and H Journey listed as caller at Denison in the railway crew records.
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J. B. Tuttle
Brakeman
Sedalia
H. Journey
Caller
Denison
Katy Tracks Flooded At Bayard And City Road Out
The Katy tracks at Bayard Kansas are flooded and the main road is out of service. M I Ingram a Denison shop laborer reports the wrecking crew went over on the High line this afternoon to fix a small wreck on train No 50 before noon. A special train carrying Greeks passed through the city last night.
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Katy
Bayard
Kansas
M. I. Ingram
Denison
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Standard Oil Company
Joseph A. Starr
M. C. Devine
Starr
Mike Cadle
Tale OF the North
Alaskan
Enterprise Oil and Gas Co
Standard Is Co
N. W. Henry
C. L. Steele
B. A. Randle
First National Bank
John R. Thomas
United States District
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