Personal notices from the Warrensburg area
The column lists travelers and departures including the Rev J J Orrison heading for Warrensburg. Charles Menefee and Charles Poole travel to Warrensburg and Jefferson City. Mrs M I Looney visits Joplin while Mrs Art Henderson moves to Jefferson City. Dr Roy E Hubbard plans a Denver health trip. Prof H L Billups heads to Warrensburg for a Sunday school event. George P B Jackson returns to St Louis after court business. Mrs E H Henney of St Louis visits relatives, plans Colorado later. Mrs J A Biddle and two children travel from Jonesboro Arkansas for a summer visit to relatives in town.
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Taylor
J. J. Orrison
Warrensburg
Charles Menefee
M. ID. Looney
Joplin
Art Henderson
Jefferson City
Charles Poole
Missouri Pacific
W. J. Letts
Centertown
J. D. Love
B. P. Caldwell
M. J. Amick
New Home
Roy E. Hubbard
Denver
Colo
J.T. Mayfield
Dampville
St. Louis
Benton County
H. L. Billups
Methodist Episcopal Church
George P. B. Jackson
M., K. & T. Railway Company
E. H. Henney
Colorado
J. A. Biddle
Jonesboro
Ark
C. D. Brown
Epworth League Conference Closes In Mexico District
The eighth annual Epworth League conference of the Methodist Church South in Moberly Missouri ends after a three day session with record attendance. Dr W B Palmore of St Louis delivers the closing sermon and officers are elected for the coming year.
Local church group selects Auxvasse as next meeting place
The Rev. T. A. Britt of Mexico is vice-president and the Rev. HL. E. Stout of Clark is secretary. Miss Adah Jones of Montgomery City becomes treasurer and Dr. G. C. Emerson of Centralia is junior superintendent, with Miss Hielen Cross of Mexico listed among officers. Auxvasse chosen as the next meeting site.
Missouri Fair Dates Listed by State Board
George B. Ellis公布 Missouri State Board 的完整展览日期表。列出 Albany Bear Creek Cape Girardeau Caruthersville Columbia Mem phis Missouri State Fair St. Louis 以及各城镇的展期时间范围 从 July 2 至 October 18 等分布，覆盖多地与州内主要 fairs。
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Columbia
George B. Ellis
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Missouri
Albany
Bear Creek Fair
Warrensburg
Bunceton
Inos California
Cape Girardeau
Caruthersville
Chillicothe
Harrisonville
Holden
Jacksonville
Kennett
Lee's Summitt
Memphis
Missouri State Fair
Moberly
Nevada
Platte City
Rockport
Rich Hill
Shelbina
Stoddard County
Dexter
St. Louis
Upper Creve Coeur Lake Park
Washington
Libel Suit Filed Against Times-Mirror Over Reprinted Article
Plaintiff sues publishers of the Los Angeles Times and president Harrison Gray Otis for 100000 damages plus costs, alleging libel from an article printed in the Times that was re printed from the San Francisco Call.
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Times-Mirror Company
Los Angeles Times
Harrison Gray Otis
San Francisco
Miss Sue Dillon Dies After Illness at Home
Miss Sue Dillon died at 7 25 p m at her mother's home 222 East Sixth street after a lingering illness. She was the last of four sisters and leaves her mother and brothers John of Nevada and James of St Louis. The funeral will be held Sunday at 3 p m from the First Congregational church with Rev B I Martin officiating. The church choir will sing and pallbearers include Charles E West John Hill Will Logan E E McClellan McDaniels and George Bowers.
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Sue Dillon
Catherine Dillon
East Sixth Street
Miss Dillon
John
Nevada
James
St. Louis
First Congregational Church
B. I. Martin
C. H. Bard
George Hoffman
J. T. Carmen
Charles E. West
John Hill
Will Logan
E. E. McClellan
McDaniels
Greorge Bowers
Roosevelt Objects To Booker Washington Cafe Joke
A tour guide in Washington referred to the White House as the Booker Washington Cafe, prompting President Roosevelt to demand removal of the reference. The guide's remark, noting Jefferson built the mansion and Roosevelt preferred the White House name, was quickly cut from the lecture.
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Washington
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Executive Mansion
Roosevelt
Booker Washington Cafe
Enterprise
Booker Washington
Adrift Opens at Forest Park in Stormy Weather
Despite heavy rain a large crowd saw the stock company debut Adrift a sensational melodrama with strong action all performers showcased. Adrift runs tonight and Saturday with Old Ohio Folks slated for Monday, a rural drama in the same vein as Shore Acres and Way Down East.
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Forest Park
Ohio
Shore Acres
Hospital Corner Stone Laying in Hannibal
The cornerstone of a new Hannibal hospital, funded at 520000, was laid with Masonic ceremony. The event featured a procession through downtown, an oration by Dr. W F Packard of Park Methodist, and the stone laid by D M Wilson of Milan as deputy grand master.
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Hannibal
A. R. Levering
Masonic Order
W. F. Packard
Park Methodist Church
D. M. Wilson
Milan
Democratic Unity Emphasized at Tilden Club Opening
New York June 20. A large gathering of representative Democrats celebrated the opening of the Tilden club quarters. Prominent figures Grover Cleveland and David B. Hill spoke urging complete unity in the party.
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New York
Tilden Club
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Kokomo Carnival Parade Silenced by Clergy Delegation
In Kokomo Indiana on June 20 400 delegates led by Bishop Joyce General Secretary Parr and ministers halted a Pythian carnival and Epworth League convention parade ordering the crowd to stop as show booths and hula dancers were shut down while ministers condemned the event as immoral and degrading.
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Kokomo
Ind
Epworth League
Joyce
Parr
Zion
President to visit St. Louis on September 30
President Roosevelt will visit St. Louis on September 30 as part of his Western trip. W. F. Saunders of the St. Louis Business Men's League urged the visit during a White House call, and the president confirmed the metropolis would be included in his itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
W. F. Saunders
Missouri music teachers meet in rain dampened conference
In Springfield on June 20 the Missouri music teachers gathered for a round table discussion on Piano and Theory despite morning rain. Railroad officials propose locating the next convention in Joplin and Jefferson City backers claim victory. A business meeting is planned for tomorrow to elect officers and choose the next year’s convention site.
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Springfield
Frisco
Joplin
Jefferson City
Maccabee Picnic At Forest Park Draws Sir Knights
Crescent Tent No. 4 K. O. T. M. held its annual picnic at Forest Park yesterday afternoon. Despite bad weather a good number of Sir Knights and friends attended and followed the program from the Sentinel. After supper a dance closed the event in the pavilion.
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Crescent Tent No
Forest Park
Circuit Court Dismisses Uhlman Divorce Suit
In circuit court today the divorce case George E. Uhlman v Elizabeth Uhlman was dismissed by the plaintiff at the defendant’s cost. A P Morey v W C Overstreet saw an appeal bond approved. Western Telegraph Construction Co v Missouri Union Tel Co changed venue from Henry County with counsel appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court Today
Circuit Court
George E. Uhlman
Elizabeth Uhlman
A. P. Morey
W. C. Overstreet
Western Telegraph Construction Company
Missouri Union Telephone Company
Henry County
Mark C. Campbell
W. E. Owens
Primary and Junior Sunday School Teachers Union Meet Saturday
The Primary and Junior Sunday School Teachers Union will meet in Grege's hall Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. PF W Simpson will teach the lesson for the Sabbath and give a talk on Decision Day. All Sunday school workers are urged to attend.
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Grege’s
PF. W. Simpson
Bell for the Missouri subscription committee named
Sedalia gentlemen form a committee to solicit subscriptions to purchase a bell for the battleship Missouri. Members include W. H. Powell as chairman, with Lee Looney W. M. Johns L. P. Andrews and Dr. W. J. Ferguson.
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Missouri
Sedalia
W. H. Powell
Lee Looney
W. M. Johns
L. P. Andrews
W. J. Ferguson
Governor Gage files libel suit in Los Angeles
Governor Henry T. Gage files libel lawsuit in the Superior Court of Los Angeles County. The action likely involves alleged defaming statements reported in local newspapers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Superior Court of
Los Angeles County
Henry T. Gage
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Bees
Crise Ave
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Brandt Gro. Co
Liptons Tea
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Swift Premium
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Forest Park Theatre
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