Wreck Survivors Bear Pain as Losses Mount
The Missouri Pacific disaster at Elm Park claims Emma Schmidlapp plus two other women, with Vaughan and G Schmidlapp badly hurt. Doctors delay word of fatalities toтив his friend, while a snowbound relief effort hinders救. Dr. Rosenthal from New York aids the injured and the third woman remains unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Schmidlapp
Sentinel
Missouri Pacific
Elm Park
William Rosenthal
New York City
Vaughan
Cincinnati
Idlapp
Schmidlapp
Boone County Contest in Democratic Congressional Primary
In Boone county Missouri a battle for the Democratic congressional delegation unfolds with Senator Ben M. Anderson seeking the Seventh district nomination. Judge James Cooney’s supporters push his name on the ticket though he remains in Washington. March 15 primary will decide Boone county’s choice amid 5500 Democrats and expected majorities of either 3000 for Anderson or for Cooney’s backers.
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Ben M. Anderson
Congress
Judge James Cooney
Marshall
Anderson
Judge Cooney
Washington
Boone County
Cooney
Blockade on Missouri Pacific Lines Reopened After Snow
Missouri Pacific main line cleared after 40 hours of snow drift, with branch lines to open soon. Gen. Supt. Clark and Supt. Hardy led a snow plow effort, detailing long drifts and a battle to resume service. Mary Mabson suit in Galveston seeks damages after being denied sleeper passage in Denison.
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Sedalia
H. G. Clark
D. Hardy
Hardy
Lexington
Concordia
Jim Merrifield
Missouri Pacific
Mary L. Mabson
Denison
Galveston
Parsons
District Court
Galveston County
Madison
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
Ladysmith Relieved as Siege Is Raised by Buller
Special to the Sentinel reports that Ladysmith was relieved by British forces under General Buller. White-held defense collapsed after help arrived, ending a long siege that had stretched the defenses of the town amid wartime turmoil.
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Buller
White
General White
Reed Aims to End Kansas City Printers Strike
Kansas City reports James A Reed, Democratic mayoral candidate, meeting with Michael Bradley of the Industrial Council and the conference committee to settle the Lechtman Printing strike. Reed seeks unionization of the Lechtman office to aid Fred Fleming, amid political maneuvering.
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Kansas City
James A. Reet
Michael Bradley
Industrial Council
Reed
Lechtman Printing Company
Fred Fleming
Fleming
Lechtman
New Road Law Details and Local Notes From Sedalia
County Clerk receives the new road law summaries with district rules. Three commissioners per district gain control. poll tax options include cash or labor. Capt Mason recovers from injuries and recalls harsher past incidents. Kansas City Masonry delegation to visit Sedalia. Sans Gene Club hosts Miss Jane Ware event with prizes and planned Acme Fraternal Union program committees named for March 13 entertainment.
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Acme Fraternal Union
Francis Blaise
Perry Cessna
F. M. Sprague
Minnie David
Gertie Halbrooks
D. Kinsey
W. M. Raymond
M. T. Collins
Essie Harmon
W. D. Adams
H. C. Doolittle
Fred Ludeman
Belle Lowry
H. H. Martin
Julia E. Martin
H. M. Flanders
Amanda Wilson
KF. L. Williams
Elizabeth Paris
Belle Sneed
Supreme Office
Myrkle and Harder Co. Arrive for Five-Night City Appearance
E. J. Hall advance man for the Myrkle and Harder Co. is in the city arranging an engagement for five nights starting March 5. He coordinates appearances and publicity for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hall
The
Myrkle & Harder Co
Marca
Pension Granted to Joe Carpenter With Back Pay Noted
Joe Carpenter, colored, has a pension of eight dollars per month approved with back pay exceeding six hundred dollars. The school board meets tomorrow night with no reported items of special interest. The six year old son of W W Millo Jr is sick with typhoid fever. Mrs Hoberecht remains ill with heart trouble. Frank Taylor was given 30 days by Judge Rogers today. Elegant bedroom suite free. Joy Gold or Lexi Kan Flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carpenter
Frank Taylor
St Louis harpist Linda Cole to give benefit recital
Thursday evening harpist Linda Cole from St. Louis will perform at the Mansion. Proceeds go to the Methodist church building fund with vocal selections by Miss Katherine McHenry Mrs. W. A. Dallmeyer and Mrs. George W. Hobbs. Refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Cole
St. Louis
Jefferson City Tribune
Sweet Sixteen Euchre Night Among Local Ladies
Mrs Chas Raiffeisen hosted the Sweet Sixteen club at her Third and Quincy home with euchre. Mrs Dr E Nasse won the first ladies prize a cream pitcher and sugar bowl. Chris Yost earned the gentlemens first prize a set of wine glasses while George J Grosshans took second a match case.
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Chas. Raiffeisen
Sweet Sixteen
Third
Quincy
Euchre
Dr. E. Nasse
Chris Yost
George J. Grosshans
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Kilifdd
Booney
Columbia, Mo
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Lia
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Higginsville
Ladysmith
London
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Madison al
Katy
McAlester
H. Hindman
South
Hindman
Katy Flyer
Camp Branch
General Buller
Tugela
Mason Again
Him
Gray
Secretary of State
Capt. Mason
A. B. Sullens
J. W. Sullens
Bass
Jefferson City
Ash McNeil
Drury College
Springfield
Drury
Columbia
Messrs
Lee Bard
Will Cloney
Mr. Cloney
Mr. Bard
Sans Gene
Jane Ware
Ira Hinsdale
Sans Gene Club
Jno, Ware
Oklahoma
Martha Hansberger
Gertrude Mleischmann
Flo Mackey
Mabel Beiler
Gertrude Fleischmann
Clara Schiener
Frances Smith
Florence Hoffmann
Ollie Withers
Frances Fletcher
Stax Temple
Opal Stewart
Blanche Faulhaher
Jno. W. Menefee, Jr
Jno. Ware
Ed Ford
C. M. Pendleton
Harvey McGugin
J. M. Offield
Frank Monroe
W. W. Milloway
Carr Avenue
Clio Club
Adams’ Administration
Carrie Bab
German Evangelical Church
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