Park Boards Stormy Session Ousts Ludemann. Rosse Named
The city park board held a stormy meeting at city hall last night. Herman Ludemann was ousted as park superintendent after a heated debate and a second ballot, with Sam Rosse elected as his successor for a one year term. Rosse supporters claim two months remained of Seymour Williams’s term while Ludemann’s camp argues for a full year from April 1, 1901. Captain Stevens and others contend new boards may remove old appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludemann
Stevens
Park Board
Herman Ludemann
Sam Rosse
Rosse
Seymour Williams
Messrs
Boutell
Riley
Laupheimer
Otten
Major Beck
Williams
Henry Ludemann
Lib
Erty Park
Botz
Letts
Bard
Beck
Courtney
Ahrens
Messrs. Beck
Bozzard
Johns
Big June festival parade and sales close shops for event
Businesses agree to suspend afternoon hours for a June festival. The program features parade games music and drill by Company D with date changed from Tuesday June 18 to Thursday June 20 to allow all to attend the annual Sunday School outing. Several local firms and individuals are listed among supporters and participants. TEACHERS FOR STATE NORMAL was announced in Tuesday’s paper.
Close of Missouri Bible School Convention in Warrensburg
The Missouri State Christian Bible School convention adjourned at noon after a three day session in Warrensburg. President Chilton announced standing committees for the coming year and delegates were named for the Interdenominational Sunday School Convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bible School
Missouri State Christian Bible School Convention
Chiilicothe
Frank Allen
J. White
J. M. Irvine
W. H. McClain
H. F. Davis
New London
Bible School Convention
Four Thousand Left to Missions in Pritchard Will
Fidelia O. Pritchard's will allocates 1000 to the Board of Home Missions for Women’s Executive committee and 1000 to the Freedmen department, 1000 to the Women’s Board of Missions, 1000 to the National Women's Christian Temperance Union, with W. H. Van Wagner named executor and residuary heirs in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelia O. Pritchard
W. H. van Wagner
Board of Home Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Women’s Executive Committee of
Home Missions
Board of Home Missions
Freedmen’s Department
Women’s Executive Committee of Home Missions
Women’s Board of Missions of the Interior
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
New York
Lace Curtains Laundered Longan's
Miss Mae Dunlap of this city and Mr. J. E. Parks of Chicago will be married June 17 by Rev Fr Heal at Irea Longan's ceremony announced by local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Dunlap
J. E. Parks
Chicago
Irea
Heal
National League Ball Games Reported Yesterday
League ball games were played yesterday with results noted for St. Louis and Cincinnati in the National League schedule. Specific scores and outcomes for St. Louis and Cincinnati are not provided in the readable text.
Pleasant surprise party for Mrs. Brill marks fifty second birthday
A pleasant surprise party was given to Mrs. George Brill at 315 East Eleventh street on Wednesday evening for her 52nd birthday. Guests gathered after a prayer meeting at Trinity English Lutheran Church then moved to Brill home for games music and refreshments. Attendees include B. F. Sandfort Harry Sheets Irene Thompson Laura Behrens Ed Brill Rose Brill Rev. Jacoby many Brills and other neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brill
East Eleventh Street
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Ed Brill
Rose Brill
Harry Noftsker
Mabel Gieschen
Ruth Jacoby
Clarence Brill
Tyce Meyer
Anna R. Brill
Anna L. Brill
Lydia Pregge
Jacoby
Charles Whisman
Sophia Bloess
H. Voight
Rose Whitlinger
Henry Meyer
Charles Sheets
Thompson
Leonard Meyer
John Murphy
Lillie Brinton
Minnie Karsinck
Carl Almquist
L. Decker
Clinton
Wind Damage Report From Hanbury City
Mr. J. G. White reports heavy wind prevailed at Hanbury yesterday, felling many trees and tearing down fences. The storm disrupted areas around the town, with property impact noted by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. White
Hanbury
Miss Berta Spicer Sets Chicago Departure Friday
Miss Berta Spicer will depart Friday for Chicago where she will take a position with a firm there. The move marks a new chapter in her career as she leaves her current hometown assignment.
Obituary and resolution committee members listed
The document lists individuals such as Pinkerton R L Cave W H Mc Lean M J Nicolson and names in resolutions and obituaries including B T Wharton T H Capp George Shanklin C B Lot speick and L J Marshall. Several officers and order of business figures like E Smith L 8 Cupp and A J Whit Briney are named as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Wharton
T. H. Capp
George Shanklin
C. B. Lotspeick
L. J. Marshall
E. Smith
Cupp
A J. Whit
William Earle Recaptured After Mo Killing Escape
William Earle, accused of killing two companions near Savannah Missouri in 1899 and who escaped Missouri authorities after arrest in Dubuque, was recaptured at Potosi last night. Earle and the murdered men were from Plattsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
William Earle
Savannah
Missouri
Potosi
Earle
Plattsville
Windsor Prompts Effort to Land New Coal Field
Enry Churchill of Windsor visited the city on business and urged a Windsor delegation to discuss securing the new coal field discovered between Windsor and Sutherland. John Seuflin, a major road figure, telegraphed Windsor to send reps. The Katy line also considers routes to access the field, possibly rerouting main line segments between Kansas City Junction and Sutherland and Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enry Churchill
Windsor
St. Louis
John Seuflin
Sutherland
Churchill
Kansas City
Kansas City Junction
Atoka workers named in fire department roster
Henry Barr and Will Waddles both listed as section laborers in Atoka with M. W. Curry named as fireman in Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barr
Atoka
Will Waddles
M. W. Curry
Smithville
Officers Elected At Smithton Epworth League Meeting
The Sedalia District Epworth League convention at Smithton adjourned at 2 pm with officers named. President Miss Hattie Elliott Knob Noster first vice president Miss Houston Deepwater second vice president Miss Henderson East Sedalia third vice president Miss Grace McRoberts Clinton fourth vice president Miss Clara Smith Sedalia secretary Miss Bessie Griffin Smithton corresponding secretary Ralph Dow Georgetown treasurer Miss Edna Olson Clinton executive committee Rev L M Thompson Appleton City chaplain W C Coleman Warrensburg Rev A M Leaf Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Epworth League
Smithton
Hattie Elliott
Knob Noster
Miss Houston
Deepwater
Miss Henderson
East Sedalia
L. M. Thompson
Appleton City
W. C. Coleman
Warrensburg
A. M. Leaf
Marshall
Musicale and reception at Mrs Courtney's home
Mrs William Courtney issues invitations for a morning musicale at her corner sixth and Grand avenue home at 10 o clock. About seventy five guests invited. She will also host a card party tomorrow evening from 9 to 12 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Courtney
Corner Sixth
Grand Avenue
W. C. T. U. to Meet at Mrs Archer’s Corner
The W. C. T. U. holds a meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Archer’s at the corner of Fourteenth and Ohio streets. The agenda covers church and temperance movement topics. Mrs. Lucy M. Wisker will preside at 3 o’clock. All are invited.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Garrison
of the Christian Evangelist
CO. D
F. Taylor Cain
Wm. Courtney
Lane's Shoe Store
E. E. Johnson
Blair Bros
Mrs. Collier
Mrs. Mallory
W. D. Bogar
Mrs. Elder
St. Louis Clothing Company
Sedalia Printing Company
Candy Palace
Bichsel Bros
the Bel) Clothing Company
Chasnoft’s
Globe
Ahrenson
Peter Arben
J. M. Goodknight
J. B. Holdner
M. Morris
J. Rowe
S. Gurshkin
Teachers For State Normal
Chilton
Fes
Board of Regents
Warrensburg, Mo
Board of Regents of
Broadway
Ohio
Indian Club
Sedalia Athletic Association
Longan
Crawford
State Normal
Dr. Craigshead
Cen
Bahiman
Frank Deerwester
Almina George
Estelle Hinton
Ella Wilkins
John D. Epes
Wallace Crossley
Papie L. Quayle
Miss Yeater
H. S. Demand
R. D. Shannon
James H. Scarborough
Mary A. Kennedy
J. A. Whealdon
Benjamin L. Seawell
Elizabeth Nickerson
Robert Zoll
J. L. Ferguson
First Christian Church
Putman
Burris A. Jenkins
Kentucky University
C.S. Brooks
Round Table
Edmund Wilkes
California
W. D. Cree
A. P. George
W. H. Harris
Grant City
James A. Gordon
F. E. Blanchard
Pickering
R. M. Talbert
Farmington
Davis Erret
Canton
W. N. Stagner
Camden Pont
C. A. Young
Talbert
E. B. Redd
Platte City
R. Linn Cave
Independence
G. A. Hoffman
J. M. Vawter
A. L. Wilson
C. H. Winders
H. A. Northcott
A. W. Kokendorfer
Davis Errett
J. H. Hardin
W. F. Turner
F. Q O. Fannon
L. P
F. Hill, F. J. Stinson
C. S. Brooks
Claude E. Hill
Christian Church Y. P. 8S. C. E
Pleasant Hill
Bible School
F. M. Raines
Cincinnati, Ohio
M. M. Davis
Christian Courier
Dallas
Texas
Messrs. Rosse
Sentinel
Messrs. Williams
Cial
Cuperin
Ford
Price
W. E. Bard Drug CO
Martin Biggs
Son
Larkin
Mr. Biggs, Sr
Charles Hoffman & Bro
P. Brandt Grocer Company
Nicholson & White
Sedalia Hardware and Grocer Co
W. J. Letts
Lujin
Sedalia Grocer Company
J. E. Rector
Grocery
Cain Bros
Brandt & Grote
J. G. Grosshans
J. F. Seally
L. J. Dickson
John Pregge
M. B. Coleman
Chas. Yost
Taylor’s Grocery
Cord Brandt
J. M. Poindexter
Wm. Kosted & Sons
St. Louis Market
J. M. Cannon
Grand Central
H. W. Menschke
J. D. Hail
Kroencke & Cordes
Wm. Kahrs
Bryant & Tewmey
Carl A. Guenther
Boston
Mackey Shoe Co
Dexter's Book Store
West's Book Store
McClelland’s Book Store
C. H. Bard
A. L. Dickman
Ramsey
M. Weisburgh
Loomis Candy Kitchen
Boston Cafe
Archias Seed Store
Henry Laupheimer
Bard’s Drug Store
McGowan’s Drug Store
Arlington Drug Store
Farris’ Drug Store
Keansman’s Drug Store
Ott’s Drug Store
Cromer
Chas. Hoberecht
O. P. Wilcox
J. W. Rapple
People’s Shoe Store
Dempsey’s. Holcomb’s
J. E. Hillis
McLaughlin Bros
Ilgenfritz Hardware Company
Longan’s
Dunlap Parks
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Sosreertawese
Aveso
Wee Cops
Brooklyn
Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Will
Pinkerton
R. L. Cave
W. H. McLean
M. J. Nicolson
F. G. Tyrell
Levi Marshall
Ernest Garrison
W. F. Richardson
S. B. Moore
H. A. Denton
L. H. Otto
C. C. Hill
D. W. Moore
J. H. McAllister
Briney
WM. Earle
W. C. T. U. Meeting
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