No Consensus Reaches Missouri Senator Caucus
A Green County Republican bloc fails to settle on a compromise candidate for Niedringhaus. The meeting yields heated exchanges between Bickley and Godfrey with no clear agreement or name. Officials warn the decision may shift to a joint open ballot as the session nears.
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Niedringhaus
Representative Self
Green County
Kerens
Bickley
Godfrey
Clarke
Kansas
Walmsley
Dr Tubbs
Miedlinghaus
Leland Stanford Widow Mrs. Stanford Dies in Honolulu
Scripps McRae reports Mrs. Leland Stanford widow of the California railway magnate died in Honolulu while seeking health. The founder of Leland Stanford University in memory of her son aged 17, she leaves nearly all her fortune to endow the university. No cause given. she sailed three weeks ago aiming for Japan.
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Stanford
Wisconsin
California
University
John Goodyear Dies Sudden in Wichita
Mrs Rose Goodyear widow of Charles A Goodyear and children Helen Munson were notified in Wichita Kansas of the sudden death of John Goodyear father of the late Charles A Goodyear. He had been ill about two days with la grippe and died after a brief illness. The family left on the Missouri Pacific train.
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Rose Goodyear
Charles A. Goodyear
Helen
Munson
Wichita
Kas
John Goodyear
la Grippe
A W Gates Dying in Chicago After Noted Missouri Case
A W Gates, once prominent in Missouri for prosecuting Alexander Jester over the alleged 1870s murder of his son Gilbert Gates in Monroe county, is dying at his Chicago home with doctors having given up hope for recovery.
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A. W. Gates
Missouri
Alexander Jester
Gilbert Gates
Monroe County
Chicago
Miss Irene Blair Hosts Adagio Club Thursday
Miss Irene Blair will be hostess to the Adagio club members on Thursday afternoon.
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Irene Blair
Adagio Club
Mrs Stanford Dies in Honolulu While Seeking Health
Mrs Stanford widow of California millionaire dies in Honolulu where she went in search of health. The death ends a notable social figure linked to early California wealth.
Ladies Musical Club Recital Shines at Morning Meeting
Miss Besse Hail led a modern classical program with Miss Mary Smith as pianist. The contralto voice delighted the audience and the club president Mrs. W. D. Steele announced a repeat performance at Mrs. Steele’s home.
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Ladies’ Musical Club
Besse Hail
Mary Smith
Miss Hail
Miss Smith
W. D. Steele
Wedding of Miss Florence Scott and C. C. Kelly in Sedalia
The ceremony will be at 6 p m at the bride’s home 412 West Seventh with Rev Edmund A Neville officiating The couple will celebrate with about forty guests then travel to Texas for a ten day visit and house keeping at 515 West Sixth Street Readings will be by Mrs W D Steele Mrs E F Yancey and Miss Besse Hail Gifts include a silver chest leather couch and brass candlesticks from relatives and local clubs and many bric a brac items.
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Florence Scott
C. C. Kelly
H. B. Scott
West Seventh Street
Edmund A. Neville
Calvary Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
W. D. Steele
E. F. Yancey
Besse
Jessie Smith
Scott
Jessie
Ada Marie
Knob Noster
Geo. Kelly
Kansas City
Harry Gough
Butler
Florence McFarland
Warrensburg
Missouri Pacific
San Antonio
Galveston
Tex
Sedalia
West Sixth Street
Pettis County Bar and County
Dr. Kelly
Ada Marie Kelly
Adagio Club
Antwerp
Sardiniere
Tiffany
Venetian
Le Grande Building Changes Hands in Sale
Will Farris obtains possession of a valuable property as the Le Grande Building changes owners in a local real estate transaction.
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LE Grande Building
Will Farris
Heiress Jilt Leads To Sudden Pittbsurg Wedding Twist
Missouri Sanitarium owner buys LeGrande hotel for 10000 dollars to expand his facility. Elizabeth Howe, Pittsburg heiress, marries Frank Sproul instead of Count de Cini, once linked to Leo XIII, after a dramatic turn in romance and social circles.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Count de Cini
Leo
Europe
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Howe
Miss Howe
Frank Sproul
Frank Spreull
Charles de Cini
Rome
Leo XIII
Howe
Italy
Allegheny
London
Harry English Arrested on Property Disposal Charge
Harry English was arrested this morning by Deputy Constable Stephens on the charge of disposing of engaged property.
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Harry English
Stephens
Kelley Scott to Wed This Evening
Clay C. Kelly and Miss Florence Scott will be united in marriage at six o'clock this evening in a local ceremony. The couple will be attended by close family and friends in a simple, traditional celebration.
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Clay C. Kelly
Florence Scott
Baby Clifford Dies at Six Months of Pneumonia
Mark Clifford, baby son of Mr. and Mrs. William Clifford of 670 East Fifteenth street, died Tuesday night at 10 o'clock from pneumonia after a ten day illness. He was six months old and the only child. The funeral is set for Thursday morning at St Patrick's Church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Mark
William Clifford
East Fifteenth Street
St. Patrick’s Ehaurch
Sedalian Welcome for Holden Family as Bessie Joins Local Music Scene
Mr. O. C. Byler and family arrived from Holden this morning and will make Sedalia their future home. Their daughter Miss Bessie is an accomplished musician and will be a welcome addition to the city musical circles.
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O. C. Byler
Holden
Sedalia
Miss Bessie
Justice Court Offices Reassigned as Judge Moves
Justice J L Smith begins removing court room fixtures from above American Clothing to storage. Justice D Kinsey will occupy the vacated room.
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J. L. Smith
American Clothing Company
Justice D. Kinsey
Justice Smith
Senator Dolliver Proposes Senate Resolution on Railways Work
Senator Dolliver introduces a Senate resolution aimed at addressing railway labor and work issues. The item signals legislative focus on railroad matters and seeks formal action within the Senate.
Senate plan to study interstate commerce rules
Senator Dol liver introduced a resolution to investigate needed legislation to regulate interstate commerce and fix freight rates. The work will be done in summer by seven senators and seven representatives, with a report due on the tenth day of the next session.
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Washington
Dolliver
Harris Appointed Assistant Cashier at Citizens National Bank
Mr. R. F. Harris assumed his new office as assistant cashier today replacing Mr. Grant Crawford who resigned to take a position in the loan agency business.
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R. F. Harris
Citizens’ National Bank Today
Grant Crawford
Miss Glass Hosts Friday Tea for Zoe Kelly at West Seventh
Miss Mary Glass will entertain Friday afternoon at her West Seventh Street home in honor of Miss Zoe Kelly, guest of relatives and friends in the city.
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Mary Glass
West Seventh Street
Zoe Kelly
Kansas legislature passes anti standard legislation
The Kansas Legislature approves final edits to a bill targeting standard practices. The measure tightens rules on compliance and enforcement, signaling a move against existing industry standards. Lawmakers echo concerns about consumer protection and market fairness.
Governor to Sign Anti-Discrimination Measure in Kansas
The Kansas house passed an anti-discrimination bill 82 to 18 aimed at Standard Oil, now sent to Governor Hoch for signature. A lobbyist clash arose as Representative Bekman accused Ridgeway of opposing the bill on behalf of millers' interests. The bill excludes Kansas firms not cutting prices to restrain competition.
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Standard Oil Company
Hoch
Bekman
Charles H. Ridgeway
Millers’ Trust
Kansas
Standard
Good pay for fighting in Corbett Nelson bout
Gate receipts totaled 14000 dollars for the Nelson defeating Young Corbett fight in San Francisco. Nelson earned 4200 dollars and Corbett 2800 dollars. Nelson has signed articles to fight Britt, probably in April.
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Nelson
Corbett
Scripps-McRae Press Association
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Ne! Son
Britt
Rev and Mrs J Lincoln Ellis Welcome New Daughter
The Second Congregational church announces the birth of a daughter to Rev. and Mrs. J. Lincoln Ellis. The child was born last Friday, joining the family with joy.
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J. Lincoln Ellis
Second Congregational Church
Arrival in St. Petersburg Draws Warm Station Ovation
A traveler arrived in St. Petersburg this morning to a large, enthusiastic welcome at the station. The arrival was met with a standing ovation from gathered passengers and locals, underscoring the warm reception.
Battle Continues at Mukden as Russians Report Two Gains
General Stoessel arrived in St. Petersburg and reported to the war minister amid a public greeting. Kuropatkin cites two Russian successes on the left flank with repulsed Japanese assaults at Gaotulin and Kudiatze. Mukden fighting persists along the entire line with Russian counterattacks and heavy losses to the enemy.
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Mukden River
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Gaotulin
Tere
Kudiatze
Mukden
Boatatsi
Sandiapu
Shahke
Patiloff Hill
Novgorod Hill
Putiloff
Novgorod
Hun River
Gripenberg
Yansingtung
Vanupidzi
New billiard parlors to open on Ohio street
Kansas City businessman H Beels will open billiard parlors on Ohio street April 1 in a Barnes Kem Clothing hall lease. The venue will house twelve mahogany tables and a high standard exclusive for ladies and gentlemen, with Beels personally managing the operation.
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H. Beels
Kansas City
Barnes-Kem Clothing Company
Ohio Street
Beel
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