Gorman Chosen Leader of Democratic Caucus
Senator Arthur Pue Gorman was elected chairman of the Democratic caucus and thus minority Senate leader. Twenty six of thirty three Democrats attended with four absent including Stone of Missouri.
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Democratic Conecus
Washington
Arthur Pue Gorman
Senate
Culbertson
Texas
Gibson
Montana
Maclarin
South Carolina
Money
Mississippi
Stone
Missouri
Dissolution Plea Aims to End Wabash Strike Injunction
John Murphy chief counsel for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and fellow lawyers arrived in St. Louis and began filings to dissolve the injunction that bars Wabash employees from striking. They expect the injunction not to be made permanent and anticipate the men will be free to act.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
St. Louis
John Murphy
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Adams
Stone to Be Sworn in as Senate Member
Washington reports Senator Liam J. Stone of Missouri will be sworn in next Monday to succeed Senator West. He faced questions on the roll call today as preparations continue for Clark of Montana to join the Foreign Relations Committee, replacing Bailey who resigned. Arthur P. Gorman of Maryland took his seat after renewal as senator and is favored for Democratic caucus leadership pending his acceptance.
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Liam J. Stone
Missouri
Senate
West
Senaor
J.P. Clark
Isas
Senes
Yal Democratic
Stone
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Gorman
Clark
Montana
Foreign Relations Committee
Bailey
Chief Justice Fuller to retire. Taft expected to be nominated
It is understood Fuller will retire within a year due to ill health and the president will nominate William Howard Taft, then governor of the Philippines, as his successor. Senator Tillman says he will oppose W D Crum for Charleston Port collector, promising strong help.
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Justce Fuller
Supreme Court
William R. Taft
The
Philippines
Tillman
W. D. Crum
Charleston
Lily White Republicans Threat Letters Warn Leaders
In Birmingham Alabama March 6 several prominent Lily White Republicans received anonymous threats over 24 hours. A letter to Major Allison clerk of the federal court and President McKinley cousin warned of killings of white leaders after a meeting of negroes. The note named William Vaughn former state chairman as to be murdered first.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Birmingham
Ala
Major Allison
Federal Court
McKinley
Allison
William Vaughn
Roosevelt
Farm house dynamited near Potsdam in Gasconade county
A blast damaged the Steinke residence near Potsdam with no injuries reported. Sedalia authorities requested bloodhounds from Williams and Gasconade on No 4 for a pursuit. A Morrison dispatch confirmed an unknown party attempted to wreck the home early last evening and the suspect will be pursued.
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Love
Fritz Steinke
Chamois
Williams
Morrison
Sedalia
The
Sentinel
Potsdam
Gasconade County
Red River Rises as Flood Pushes Across Texarkana Valley
The Red River is rising twelve inches daily near Texarkana. Water covers the banks and agricultural work in the valley is halted due to fears of overflow from continuous rains.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Texarkana
Red River
Legislature adjourned sine die after killing editorial signatures bill
Butte Montana March 6 Legislature adjourned sine die at 1 o clock this morning. One of the last acts was killing the bill that would require signatures to all newspaper editorials.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Butte
Mont
Teachers Institute Speaker Addresses Sedalia Teachers
Prof Arthur P Hall head of Latin at Drury College accepts invitation to address Sedalia teachers at the high school tomorrow at 9 30 on Idealism versus Commercialism in Education. He is Yale educated and will stay as guest of Superintendent Buchanan.
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Arthur P. Hall
Drury College
Sedalia
Hall
Yale College
Buchanan
Left With Brother's Clothes After Escape
Bob Hopkins, fined for stealing cards and carrying concealed weapons, fled the calaboose yesterday and took his brother's clothes and shoes. He was captured this morning at Warrensburg and Chief Love will bring him back tonight. Happy Jack Lancaster, jailed for a 20 dollar fine after a fight, was released with help and left for Clinton.
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Bob Hopkins
Calaboose
Bob
Warrensburg
Chief Love
Jack” Lancaster
Agnes Paterson
Sallié Todd
Clinton
Procession Carriages Stranded In Mud On North Engineer Street
Mourners following the hearse carrying Mrs Hughes to the cemetery yesterday afternoon were forced to walk the remainder of the distance as carriages became stuck in mud on North Engineer street.
Prisoner Batch Routed to Jefferson City
Marshal Tom Prendergast of Kansas City escorted a group of twelve prisoners through Sedalia on the Pacific to Jefferson City. Among them were Paul Hoffman serving twelve years for highway robbery and George Sanford sentenced to ten years for murder.
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Tom Prendergast
Kansas City
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Paul Hoffman
George Sanford
Second Congregational Church Services This Sunday
The Second Congregational Church announces morning and evening services led by Rev. J. Lincoln Ellis. Morning service at 11 with the sermon Divine Anointment. Evening service at 7:30 with a sermon titled Fools. All are invited.
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Second Congregational
J. Lincoln Ellis
President's yacht Dolphin sails to Charleston to pick up party
Norfolk reports the Dolphins repairs finish as Secretary Moody Postmaster General Payne and Speaker Cannon prepare to voyage to the West Indies next week aboard the presidential yacht.
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Norfolk
Dolphin
Moody
Payne
Speaker Cannon
West Indies
Charleston
Pope Shows Recovery After Illness
Rome march 6 the popes vitality aids his condition is greatly improved today He desires a drive in warm weather but doctors bar him from leaving the Vatican and continue careful observation by his physicians
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Rome
Vatican
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