Candidates Seek Pettis County Treasurer Post
Democratic party action pending. Robert D. Thatcher announced as candidate for Pettis County treasurer. John J. Lowry also announced for treasurer subject to primary or convention. W. O. Terry of Lamonte and Joseph G. Dillard announce for Pettis County offices, subject to party convention or primary.
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Robert D. Thatcher
Democratic Party of
Pettis County
John J. Lowry
Emper B. McClure
Rollicking Boys From Yale Ridicules Memorial Song
A piece titled Rollicking Boys From Yale circulates mocking Yale University memory with a rollicking tune. The cover shows a glass of beer three pipes a card deck and a cigar with three men in the foreground.
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Yale
Warren Announces Candidacy for County Judge Eastern District
J. W. Warren authorizes the Sentinel to announce him as a candidate for county judge from the eastern district, subject to the Democratic primary or convention. This notice signals his bid in the upcoming party process.
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J. W. Warren
The
Sentinel
City Attorney Candidate Announcement by C A Kelly
C. C. Kelly authorizes the Sentinel to announce his candidacy for the office of city attorney subject to the action of the Republican party. The formal declaration signals his bid in a party aligned race.
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James T. Montgomery
Pettis County
Democratic Party
C. C. Kelly
The
Sentinel
Senate amendment limits Hay Pauncefote Treaty concession
The senate amends the Hay Pauncefote treaty conceding little, reflecting overwhelming anti convention sentiment. The United States remains barred from fortifications and only retains the right to defend the canal on the high seas, unless a large navy is built.
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Senate
United States
Nation delays canal project pending report and treaty resolve
The canal plan is to be held up until the commission reports on the Panama route, the Hay-Pauncefote treaty is resolved, and treasury recovers from the ship subsidy drain, a cost aimed at building and maintaining the canal for twenty years. The country warns against deriding its will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Treasury
Political satire and public figures in a volatile era
A caustic column mocks leaders and events from American and European spheres. It rails against censorship in Manila, questions press reporting, and pokes at presidential prospects, political feuds, and cultural foibles with sharp, provocative humor.
Senate aims to restore 25 percent and extend limits on tariff bill
The article questions a Senate move to restore a 25 percent provision and drop the two year limit to push the Porto Rican tariff bill through the House. It cites calls for the interstate commerce law amendment, asks who would receive duties returned to Porto Rico, and notes reporting on Otis and open door negotiations with Lord Salisbury.
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Senate
House
Porto Rico
Lord Salisbury
United States
Foraker
Hay
Funeral of Mrs Marvin Arrives for Calvary Service
The remains of Mrs A C Marvin who died in Los Angeles arrived in the city with her youngest daughter Hattie. Daughters Mrs Lyons of Parsons and Mrs A R Polly of Springfield are present, and Mrs Dr Hatch of Quincy will arrive tomorrow. Funeral set for 10 a m tomorrow at Calvary Episcopal with Rev Moody officiating. Pallbearers named A P Morey Dr D T Abell B W Zimmerman G L Faulhaber John Walmsley J H Bothwell.
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Hattie
East Seventh
Lyons
Parsons
A. R. Polly
Springfield
Dr. Hatch
Quincy
Ill
Emma Lyons
A. P. Morey
D. T. Abell
B. W. Zimmerman
G. L. Faulhaber
John Walmsley
J. H. Bothwell
North and North Road (Continued from Page 1)
Local railroad notes list hospital arrivals and ongoing layoffs at several lines. Names include C W Denby F Gorrell Jouis Geboe and more with crews in Waco Paola and Camp Branch. Clinton Republicans hold a March 16 primary selecting mayor, marshal, collector and city officers.
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C. W. Denby
Smithville
F. Gorrell
Waco
Jouis Geboe
Paola
Clinton
James H. Sheldon
R. V. Welch
Charles H. Williams
J. R. Winters
W. W. Bollinger
Ed C. Munson
I. W. Baker
Mark C. Campbell
E. Hook
T. P. Karnes
I. T. Hendrix
W. S. Deighton
Debated Filipino Self Government and Oxnard Influence
The piece notes claims that Filipinos cannot govern themselves and mentions the president weighing a constitution from Aguinaldo's prime minister. It also assigns authorship of the Porto Rican tariff to M. Oxnard and argues Republicans should oppose him due to his large negative influence.
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Aguinaldo
M. Oxnard
Mr Oxnard
Senate后 French reciprocity treaty fallout and Quay seats
The New York Tribune criticizes government frauds related to the Philippines and notes the senate's likely rejection of the French reciprocity treaty if post ponement is not allowed until after the election. It warns that seating Quay sets a precedent for rewarding similar appointees, risking widespread executive appointments in years ahead.
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The
New York Tribune
Philippines
the Tribune
Senate
France
Quay
Absent Minded Bragger and Reversible Minds in Congress
The piece humorously contrasts military near misses with political whimsy. It notes General Buller and Admiral Sampson near key actions, questions the British taxpayer view of debt as blessing after the Boer war, and mocks Congress members with reversible minds amid the Porto Rican bill vote and constituency pressure.
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Buller
Roberts
Cronje
Britain
Majuba Hill
Sampson
Santiago
Kentucky Poet Rhymes Chicago Embargo and Laager
A Kentucky poet crafts a verse linking Chicago to embargo and laager themes, weaving regional imagery with global terms. The playful rhyme highlights cultural and historical echoes across places and periods.
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Kentucky
Chicago
High School Debating Society Admits New Members
The High School Debating society met yesterday afternoon and carried out the program Declamation James Shepherd. Discussion Resolved that politics should not enter into municipal elections. Paul Huckins Luther Ferguson and Earl Kelly were admitted as new members.
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James Shepherd
Paul Huckins
Luther Ferguson
Earl Kelly
Fire destroys California church and school in Missouri
California Missouri March 16 fire gutted the California Catholic church and the adjacent school building, starting about 9 15 and burning for under an hour. Losses total about 4500 with 2000 insured and cause unknown. Elegant bedroom suit free Joy Gold or Lexi Kan Flour.
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California
California Catholic
Troop D Returns Home From Porto Rico
Herman Egdorf reports Troop D of the Fifth U S Cavalry will sail to the United States on March 12 aboard the Kilpatrick from Mayaguez Porto Rico. He notes eight or nine guard nights off monthly and lists Sedalia residents among the troop. Post destination may be Jefferson Barracks or Ethan Allen.
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Sentinel
Herman Egdorf
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
Fifth
U. S. Cavalry
United States
Richard Cheatham
Troop D
Sedalia
Jefferson Barracks
Ethan Allen
U. S
Kilpatrick
Missouri, Kansas & Texa Railway Rates
One way to Helena Butte Mont $30.00 one way to Portland Seattle Tacoma 31.70. Home Seekers Excursions January 2 and 16 one fare plus 2 round trip good 21 days to Texas Kansas Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico. Meeting of Cattlemen's Association Fort Worth Texas Round trip tickets for sale March 11 12 good to return until March 18 1900.
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Northwest
Helena
Butte
Mont
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Tacoma
Wash
Texas
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Magazines Sent from San Francisco For Manila Hospitals
A box of magazines donated for Philippines hospital wards is en route via Wells Fargo and American Express. Shipped from San Francisco, it arrived at the depot and was loaded onto the transport ship Indiana on February 27. Sedalia school children organized the collection aiding many sick and wounded soldiers in Manila.
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Philippines
San Francisco
Wells Fargo
American Express
Indiana
Sedalia
Manila
Lewis and Emanuel Innerarity Boys in Noted Incident
Lewis and Emanuel Innerarity, two boys about 12 years old, were tailed by a stray dog while playing near their neighborhood. The animal lunged at them, causing minor injuries, and residents helped drive the dog away.
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Lewis
Emanuel Innerarity
Missouri Pacific Railway Commercial Congress Fare Note
Missouri Pacific Railway offers Houston round trip via Kansas City for 24.70 and via St. Louis for 25.65. Tickets on sale April 13 and 14, valid for 21 days. See agent for stopover details.
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Commercial Congress
Houston
Texas
Kansas City
St. Louis
One Way Fare to Devil's Lake by Missouri Pacific
Advertises a one way train fare of 18.00 to Devil's Lake country on March 19, 27 and April 3 via Missouri Pacific with details available at the office.
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Devil’s Lake Country
Missouri Pacific
Home Seekers Rail Fare to Texas and Territories
March 20 to April 3 and 17 offers one fare plus 2.00 to any point in Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Valid for thousands of destinations in the west north and southeast. See agents for particulars.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Idian Territory
West
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McLaughlin Bros
PEMBA
MERS
W. O. Terry
Lamonte
Didate
Joseph G. Dillard
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Dandruff
Ott’s Drug Store
Alamo, Metropolitan
Opera House
O. K
John Cashman
W. Bast
M. A. Ayres
Sub
Republic
Empire
David Dearmond
Raf
Capt. E. W. Stevens
Ladysmith
Joubert
Wheeler
Otis
General Roberts
Dom Paul
London
Portant News
Iar
Lady Smith
Joe Chamberlain
Debs
Bull Pen
Idaho
Hanna
Tallyrand
McKinley
William
Reichtag
Cullom
Railways
Commission
Mrs. Marvin
Calvary Church
A. C. Marvin
Los Angeles
Cal
James Richards
Hancock
J. S. Myers
W. R. C. Larson
James H. Jackson
James Leonard Corning, Sr
Chas. E. Page
M. D
Felix L. Oswald
S. W. Dodds
O. V. Sessions
Fifth Avenue
New York
Ellis
Nevada Post
Dave Temple
Adam Antoine
Katy
Frank Reynolds
C. A. Stewart
Round House
Ike Turner
Dave Temples
C. D. Soure
Jack Freeman
Robert Ross
Joe Herrington
John Ikenberry
Camp Branch
E. L. Gardener
Lexington
A. P. Owens
Philadelphia
Arthur
Doe
Kipling
Herman Egdorfef
Missouri, Kansas & Texa Railway Rates
C. M. Pendleton
Passenger & Picket Ag’s
Sedalia, Mo
Meeting of Cattlemen’s Association
Fort Worth
Nwarnep
Mighty
Warners Safe Cure
Missouri Pacific Railway
North Dakota
GEC
Sai
W. Hagenbuch
Atchison, Topekanta Fe Raway
Sansas City, Mo
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