Mining expert sees rich Hanbury field near Sedalia
John Kilholland, a Pittsburg Kansas mining expert for a newly formed Macon Joplin Carthage group, reports ore samples in Hanbury Benton county richer than Galena or Joplin finds. He says development hinges on ore extent, plans drilling, and positions Sedalia as a future smelting hub for cheaper ore shipment.
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Sedalia
Hanbury
Macon
Joplin
Carthage
Sentimel
Benton County
Galena
Lane Land and Mining Company
Kilholland
F. A. Sampson
Carnegie Steel profits loom in presidential politics
Pittsburg March 16 A prominent manufacturer says Carnegie and Frick profits disclosed by H C Frick and admitted by Andrew Carnegie may dominate the next campaign. The president may seek a cease fire between Carnegie and Frick until after the election and Carnegie reportedly paused his war policy attacks at the president's request.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
H. C. Frick
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Frick
N Johannes Implement to Open Sedalia Branch
Wilbur Highleyman of E H Calef’s office reports that N Johannes Implement Co plans a Sedalia branch. The firm, already in Rich Hill Nevada and Lamar, seeks the old Chicago stand on South Ohio between Main and Second but may be unable to rent it. If opened this summer, it will greatly impact Sedalia’s business scene.
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Wilbur Highleyman
E. H. Calef
N. Johannes Implement Company
Rich Hill
Nevada
Lamar
Chicago
Ohio
Main
Sedalia
Sedalia Letter Carriers Receive Overtime Allowances
The court of claims approved extra pay for Sedalia letter carriers John Lomasney and Edwin C. Mason for daily service beyond eight hours. Lomasney receives $376.07 and Mason $182.34 for their overtime work.
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Washington, D. C
Court of Claims
Sedalia
John Lomasney
Edwin C. Mason
Sweet Simple Songs at Christian Church Last Night
A brief note reports a program titled Sweet Simple Songs performed at a Christian church last night. The event featured congregants and guests enjoying piano melodies and vocal numbers in a welcoming service.
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Christian Church
Oasis of song from Corinne Moore Lawson delights Sedalia audience
Corinne Moore Lawson received hearty praise from a large Sedalia audience at the First Christian church in a two hour musicale. Encores and roses marked the performance as she sang twenty numbers with a rich, versatile voice and accompanied herself on piano. The club plans a concluding musicale in May and Lawson travels home to Cincinnati after visiting Mrs. Steele.
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Corinne Moore Lawson
Mrs. Lawson
Lawson
Charles Messerly
Oscar Ott
Ed. Ford
Gertrude Faulhab
Nettie Rennison
E. D. Rennison
Louis Hoffman
Sangree & Lamm
Bohling and
Lovinger
J. F. C. Rennison
John
William Rennison
Rennison
Sedalia
Nettie Stokes
West Main
F. L. Stone
Lane Shoe Store
Hughesville
Lane
William Courtney
Stone
Phillip Hahn
Mertz & Hale’s
Mertz
Collins
The Man for Mayor Capt Stevens Endorsed by Sedalia Sentinel
The Sedalia Sentinel endorses Capt. E W Stevens for mayor arguing his experience energy and ambition will bring a general awakening under his administration He is a proven three time former mayor and has just won the Pettis county nomination for a fourth term The paper pledges full support and predicts Sedalia will boom under his leadership.
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Citizens
E. W. Stevens
Sentinel
Sedalia
Pettis County
Capt. Stevens
Will Benefit and Develop Pettis and Adjacent Counties
News of the Day in Sedalia and adjacent territory items of local interest briefly told. The Sentinel readers are informed of developments aimed at benefiting Pettis County and neighboring areas.
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Sedalia
Sentinel
Promotion of mining science bill and local notices
In the U S senate Chauncey Depew presents Senate Bill 3109 to promote mining and metallurgical sciences with Missouri School of Mines to receive at least 15000 annually. The Sentinel urges letters to senators and the congressman to push passage. Other items: local elections, arrests, promotions, deaths, divorces, and a note on a nine degree above thermometer. Lew Kahrs seeks mayoral office. I N Wilson dies in Canton PA. Ed Granville suspected in meat theft. Ella Steele sues for divorce. Isaac Adkins meat stolen. James Cooney preferred in Boone county. Amity lodge drill planned.
Reports on road pledges progress and stalled committees
Chairman D H Smith will seek reports from all renewal committees tomorrow. Banks, lawyers, railways, and East Sadalia locality groups have delayed work, while East and West Ohio Street sides report steady progress and renewed promises. Meanwhile a livestock transport bill faced a Senate defeat, likely ending its chance this session.
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D. H. Smith
the Sentinel
Sedalia
Ohio Street
T. O. Stanley
Rights Fight and Rail Ties Move Across Missouri
Local items report Mrs. Kennison seeking her rights amid a rail tie move in Warsaw where the narrow gauge line extends to the river, plus state court actions in Lexington involving embezzlement charges against W. W. Wykoff. Also noted are a sudden death in Houstonia and a merger push to standard gauge within sixty days.
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Spencer
Poultry House
W. L
J. F. Morgan
Osage
Pomme de Terre
Lexington
State
W. W. Wykoff
Waverly
Wykoff
Missouri Pacific Railway
No Reunion This Year Meeting Owing to Election
Boonville residents hear that Missouri Confederate reunion will likely not be held this year because of the presidential election. Last night a Citizens ticket is to be nominated with Thos J Wallace a noted Bunceton citizen reported dead at his home.
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Sentinel
Boonville
Robt. McCulloch
Adj
Henry Newman
Louisville
McCulloch
Missouri
Dr. F. Swap
C. W. Journey
Jas. Gault
J. N. Parsons
M. W. Muntzell
W. W. Taliaferro
W. S. Beckett
Citizens
Delegates Named for Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Gov Lon V Stephens announced the delegation to Houston Texas for the April 17 to 21 conference. Appointees include D R Francis E O Stanard H R Whitmore from St. Louis George E Harrison Jr Glasgow W S Woods E D Bigelow Kansas City Edgar P Mann Greenfield S R Inglish Olean James Watson Dearborn Dr E B Craighead Fayette. The weather forecast says the current cold snap is the last kick of winter.
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Jefferson City
Lon V. Stephens
Houston
Tex
D. R. Francis
E. O. Stanard
H. R. Whitmore
St. Louis
George E. Harrison, Jr
Glasgow
W. S. Woods
E. D. Bigelow
Kansas City
Edgar P.mann
Greenfield
Missouri con man nets eight dollar checks across towns
A ring tied to J F Stone uses rubber stamped signatures to pass $8 checks from St Louis to Sedalia Joplin Galena and Kansas City banks. The pattern shows uniform amounts repeated across Missouri and Kansas with many victims named, and merchants recount cash exchanges and refunds.
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Joplin
Sedalia
Kansas City
Missouri Cities
Galena
Kas
J. F. Stone
Frank L. Stone
Continental National Bank
Third National Bank of
F. L. Stone
Charles E. West
Sedalia Republicans to Pick Delegates Tonight
The republicans of Sedalia will meet in the various wards at 7 30 this evening and select delegates to the city convention, which meets at the court house at 1 30 p m tomorrow.
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Sedalia
Court House
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