CODDING Named Express Agent for Sedalia Postmaster
An express agent in line for the Sedalia postmaster job is E. L. Codding. The nomination places Codding as a leading candidate for the office and signals strong local support.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
1
Sedalia Postmaster Race Sees Wellborn Endorsement
Seventh District Representative Wellborn endorses E E Codding for Sedalia postmaster in a Washington letter dated March 17 1906. The move signals party support and narrows the field, with Harry L Moore stating his own bid and record as a 24 year clerk remain central to his case. Dr Ira T Bronson also seeks the post, relying on Senator Warner and Grand Army backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellborn
E. E. Codding
Sedalia
Harry L. Moore
Codding
John Wellborn
Weilborn
Warner
People’s
Moore
the Sentinel
Weblborn
Mr. Moore
Welborn
Post Office Department
Congressman Wellborn
Republican Party
State Republican Committee
Ira T. Bronson
Senator Warner
Grand Army of the Republc
Operators and Miners Meet in Indiana Conference
Bituminous coal operators gather in Indianapolis for an Interstate Operators Association meeting while miners hold a separate session. Robbins is ousted as operator leader. J H Winder named temporary chair to back a tonnage voting plan and ease wage dispute with miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Langdon
Colorado
F. L. Robbins
Pittsburg
J. H. Winder
Cleveland
Robbins
Illinois
Indiana
Winder
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Interstate Operators’ Association
Claypool Hotel
Francis L. Robbins
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Illlinois
Editor Francis N Nominated As Ambassador to Austria Hungary
Washington March 19 Charles Francis editor of the Troy New York Times was today nominated as ambassador to Austro Hungary. Francis was formerly minister to Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrinns-McRae Fress Association
Washington
Charles Francis
Troy
New York Times
Austro-Hungary
Francis
Greece
Struck & Son Win Contract for Missouri Pacific Dispatcher Home
J. H. Struck & Son awarded the contract to build a new residence valued at $3500 for Missouri Pacific Dispatcher Miller near Liberty Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Struck & Son
Missouri Pacific
Miller
Liberty Park
County Court Grants Dramshop License to Charles Raiffeisen
In regular session the county court issued a dramshop license to Charles Raiffeisen and disposed of routine business including approving bills and other ordinary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Raiffeisen
Texas Fruit Ruined by Freeze Across State
Reports from nurserymen indicate 80 percent of Texas fruit is ruined by a widespread freeze. Estimated losses reach about 800000 dollars across the state as of March 19 in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beripps-McRae Press
Houston
Texas
Train wrecker sentenced for Illinois wreck
Thomas Bascom, a Springfield telegraph operator, was sentenced in La Porte Ind to two to fourteen years in prison for throwing a switch that caused a disastrous Summand Indiana wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
la Porte
Ind
Thomas Bascom
Springfield, Ill
Summand
Mrs Driskell Injured Sister Carried to Maywood Hospital
Mrs Driskell mother of G W Driskell a former county superintendent of schools in this county was carried from her home at Eleventh and Ingram avenues to Maywood hospital on a stretcher after a fall that injured her hip.
Robbery at Jorgenson’s Furniture Balloons Safe
A watchman at Jorgenson's Furniture Store was bound and gagged by robbers early this morning. The thieves forced open the safe and stole $2200 before fleeing. Chicago police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrripps-McRae Poess Association
Chicago
Jorgenson
Newcomer David Hauser Moves to Pettis County Farm
David Hauser of Salisbury Missouri has moved to Pettis County and will reside with his family on the former Dick Olmstead farm which Mr Hauser recently purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hauser
Salisbury, Mo
Pettis County
Dick Olmstead
Mr. Hauser
Choir Concert Postponed to April 2 at First Christian
The choir concert at First Christian Church, scheduled for tonight, has been postponed to the evening of April 2. The change affects attendees and participants awaiting the performance update from church organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Billy Ryder Returns to Catholic Faith Confession
Billy Ryder, aged ten, re embraced Catholicism and attended a confessional service last Wednesday, marking a return to his religious roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy” Ryder
Burial delays spotlight on General Billy Ryder in Kansas City
Kansas City mourners recall General Billy Ryder as interment finally proceeds at Mount St. Marys after Father Dalton blocks a Union cemetery burial. Former Governor Crittenden and Father Dalton recount Ryder birth in Ireland, service in St. Louis, and a life marked by contradictions from church loyalty to street battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cemetery
Crittenden EU
Potter’s Field
Critterden
General Billy
Father Dalton
Bitly Ryder
Mount St. Mary’s Cemetery
Annunciation Church
Benton
Linwood
Billy Rider
Billy Ryder
General Ryder
Ireland
Erie Canal
Utica
Chicago
Billy
Old Civil War Vet Saved as Fire Destroys Room
Garrison Dawson, 74, nearly blind, was rescued by neighbors when his Twentieth and Kentucky street home caught fire likely from hot embers. His clothing and left side were badly burned as he tried to fight the blaze with no insurance claimed, while neighbors and fire crews battled a small house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Clara Huhrer
Fuel famine hits Sedalia as coal orders backlog
In Sedalia a severe fuel shortage unfolds with hundreds of coal orders pending in local offices that cannot be filled. Officials report supply constraints and rising demand threaten daily operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Missouri
Sedalia Faces Coal Shortage as Railroads Concede For Utilities
Sedalia endures a coal famine with railroads easing supply for public utilities. The Stanley Coal Co holds contracts for the railway, electric, and water works, arranging coal deliveries to keep plants operating. Sedalia High School closes for a day amid uncertain fuel, then plans a reopening as coal reach remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Coal Company
Railway and Electric Company
Sedalia Water and Light Company
R. A. Stanley
Sedalia
Stanley
Indianapolis
Ind
Ryan
Miss Letts
Buchanan
A. W. McKenzie
Witness Admits Stock Held for Others in Oil Inquiry
The testimony shows that the stock was held for others with Standard Oil attorney Mr. Eddy speaking for the witness. H. Clay Pierce is expected to testify, while Secretary Nicholas’ appearance was waived due to illness, as reported in the ongoing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eddy
Standard Oil Company
H. Clay Pierce
Hadley
Nicholas
Labor Leaders Meet Over Strikes and Pending Legislation
Washington on March 19 reports the executive committee of the American Federation of Labor meeting to discuss the typographical strike the coal strike and all legislation pending in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Earthquakes in Formosa Disturbances Kill and Injure Thousands
Destructive tremors in Formosa cause at least two thousand casualties. Reports describe widespread panic, collapsed buildings, and mounting relief efforts as international agencies monitor recovery.
Destructive Formosa Earthquakes Kill Thousands
Two severe Formosa quakes hit the southern and central regions on Saturday, causing eight thousand deaths and injuries. Destruction devastates life and property. Taipei relief efforts rise as doctors and nurses travel to aid victims amid a broader note on Formosa’s geography, population, and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Taipei
Worst Storm of the Season Hits Missouri and Midwest
Severe winter weather blankets Missouri and the Midwest with several inches of snow reported. Weather officials warn travelers to stay home as schools close and services suspend amid the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Middle West
Snowstorm Ravages West with Avalanches and Strains on Mines
Sedalia reports a three hour snow and sleet storm halting street railway service and fueling shortages as railroads blamed for fuel scarcity. Across Colorado and New Mexico, snowslides devastate mines, destroying tramways and sleep quarters while Japanese section men are held at gunpoint and mine losses reach hundreds of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Missouri
Telluride
Col
Liberty Bell
Rio Grande Railroad
Ophir Loop
Depositions Proceed in Missouri Oyster Suit Against Standard Oil
Misourri oyster suit hearings continue in St. Louis with H. Clay Pierce expected to testify. Republic Oil executives including President Nichols and officials from Waters-Pierce and Standard Oil attend with stock books and contracts. McKee admits no Republic Oil stock despite officer role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
St. Louis
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
H. Clay Pierce
Nichols
Republic Ol Company
McKee
Republic Company
Adams
Waters-Pierce Company
Republic Oil Company
Hadley
The
Funeral Arrangements for J C Rhoades in St Louis
The Missouri Pacific engineer J C Rhoades died Saturday in St Louis. Remains arrive Tuesday at 2 25 and funeral services follow at Epworth M E Church at 3 30 officiated by Rev S W McClure. He belonged to B of L E Knights of Pythias and George R Smith post G A R. Pallbearers to be drawn from these groups. burial in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Rhoades
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Epworth M. E
W. McClure
B. of L. E
Knights of Pythias
George R. Smith Post
John Buckley Nearing Death At Sister's Home
John Buckley is reported to be at death's door this afternoon at his sister Mrs. Mary Sullivan's home located at 616 South Engineer Street. His ailment is listed as general debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan T. Bruckley
Mary Sullivan
South Engineer Street
Death of Mrs. Media French in Portsboro Texas
Private message reports Mrs Media French aunt of Mrs J C Warren died in Portsboro Texas at 6 o clock this morning from a paralytic stroke. She was sister to Mrs John May of North Grand Avenue and is survived by her husband Mr French. The French family moved to Texas from Sedalia about twenty five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Warren
Media French
Portsboro
Texas
John May
North Grand Avenue
French
Sedalia
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Das Wellborn
Harry Moore
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Sedana
Sion
Creden
Tials Committee
Franciss N
Fah
Kansas City, Mo
General Bitly
Arkansas
Eylar
Salvationists
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Joliet
Chicazo
Chiea
Ryder
Philadelphia
Baltimore
McDowell
Young Ryder
South
Times
Garrison Dawson
Twentieth
Kentucky
Ing
Labor Committee
Far East
Tokio
Formosaics
China Sea
Fusien
Taiwang Fuo
Japan
Commodore Perry
China
Siam
Fiut
New England
Sedalia Street
Onray
Onraw
Camp Bird Mine
Thomas Walsh
William J. Creasey
Enstish Syndicate
Quster
Segan
Fureral J
C. Rhoades
Lady of Missouri Pacific
John Buckley
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