McLaughlin Bros For County Assessor and Other Local Nominations
The Sentinel announces candidates for Pettis county offices including Capt. M. A. Ayres for county assessor and Robert D. Thatcher for county treasurer. John J. Lowry and W. O. Terry also listed for treasurer with party backing. Sheriff nominee Joseph G. Dillard and others are noted pending convention or primary. The piece also discusses Missouri finances, insurance trust penalties, and beer inspection law, defending Governor Stephens and the state treasury outlook.
Candidate announcements for Pettis county offices
H. K. Bente authorizes the Sentinel to announce him as a candidate for Pettis county prosecuting attorney, subject to the democratic party decision. Emmet B. McClure is authorized to announce his candidacy for Pettis county treasurer or collector, subject to primary.
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The
Sentinel
Capt
M. A. Ayres
Pettis County
Robert D. Thatcher
Democratic Party of
John J. Lowry
Joseph G. Dillard
James T. Montgomery
Democratic Party
H. K. Bente
Emmet B. McClure
J. W. Warren
Sentirel
Winty Sccre
C. C. Kelly
Missouri State Credit Attacked by Globe Democrat
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat attacks Missouri state credit and administration while noting appropriations of funds for building at state institutions. It claims bonds remain undepreciated despite daily criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Globe
Missouri
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Nelson Runs for Representative in Cooper County
W L Nelson editor of the Bunceton Eagle seeks the representative post in Cooper County. Hoke Smith is out for Bryan and nearly all other Smiths are also sidelined.
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W. L. Nelson
The
Bunceton Eagle
Hoke Smith
Bryan
Smiths
Dilapidated bill board on East Fifth Street
The billboard beyond the tracks on East Fifth Street leans over the sidewalk and poses a danger to pedestrians. It should be examined and repaired by the proper authorities.
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East Fifth Street
Funeral closure cancels Prospect school tomorrow
On account of the funeral of William Gold father of Miss Hattie Gold no school will be held at Prospect tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gold
Hattie Gold
Prospect
Gentry Heads to State Fair Grounds for Plan Talks
Nick Gentry departed to tour several prominent state fair grounds and is likely to visit Canada to discuss forming plans for the state fair grounds here.
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Nick Gentry
Canada
Goebel assassination case tied to mob fears and confessing suspect
Reports claim Sergeant Wharton Golden confessed involvement in Goebel’s killing and warn that arresting suspects could trigger mob violence. The accused shooter is named as Tallow Dick Combs, a Beattyville resident, with alleged accomplice Hockersmith. Prosecution cites a conspiracy term linked to the anti Goebel faction.
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T. C. Campbell
William Goebel
Commonwealth
Goeb
Kentucky
anti-Goebel Party
Wharton Golden
Lexington
Golden
Goebel
Sergeant Golden
Winchester
Wm. Goebel
State House
Frankfort
Tallow Dick” Combs
Beattyville
Hockersmith
Frank
Broadway
Lewis Streets
Larceny Charges Brought Before Grand Jury
John Hess bound over to the grand jury by Police Judge Burruss after larceny from a dwelling house. default bond set at 300 dollars. George and John Venable, colored, released after being charged with grand larceny. trial extended from yesterday afternoon into this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hess
Venable
Burress
George
John Venable
Burr
Fines and jail for multiple defendants in police court
In police court this morning J. H. Summers was fined five dollars and jailed. Sam Falone, age seventy tomorrow, was fined five dollars for a second day of drunkenness and given a stay to leave town. Walker Williams, colored, charged with disturbing the peace did not appear and is said to plan reporting to answer the charge when it suits his high station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Summers
Sam Falone
Walker Williams
Harmony Baptists Begin Three Day Sunday School Institute
The Harmony Baptist association opened a three days' Sunday school institute last night at Lamonte. President Louis Hoffman presided and Rev. Chas Rhoads, the state Sunday school missionary, spoke on The Bible Its Structure History and Use.
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Harmony Baptist Association
Lamonte
The
Sentinel
Louis Hoffman
Chas Rhoads
Restful glasses offered at Dickman’s Jewelry Store
A local ad stresses custom eye examinations and careful fitting of glasses. Dickman’s Jewelry Store on West Third Street offers free eye exams and promises no mistakes in lens adjustment and lasting fit and satisfaction.
The Boy Billiardist Exhbits at Ed Lyons Rooms
Master Willie Hoppe the boy billiardist gave an exhibition of his playing last night in Ed Lyons billiard rooms. He will play again this afternoon and tonight. Last night he made some phenomenal runs with one break of 101.
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Willie Hoppe
Ed Lyons
Fire damages Powell house on East Ninth Street
A house owned by Wm. Powell at 505 East Ninth and occupied by the Widow Bryan caught fire this morning. The origin is unknown. Damage runs to $390. The building was insured but occupants carried no furniture insurance.
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Wm. Powell
East Ninth
Bryan
Lumbermen to Meet to Campaign for Lower Rates
H C Taylor chair man of the Missouri and Kansas Lumber Dealers association railroad committee arrived in Kansas City to arrange a joint meeting of the association directors and the railroad committee Wednesday. B W Zimmerman plans to attend. The North and South railroad committees met and decided to push the campaign with renewed vigor, aiming to shorten rates to Kansas and Oklahoma points.
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H. C. Taylor
Lyons, Kas
Missouri and Kansas Lumber Dealers’ Association
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
B. W. Zimmerman
Sedalia
North and South Railroad
Business Men’s Club
Rev Seibert to Lead Church Services Tomorrow Night
Reverend Seibert of Trinity Lutheran church will conduct services at the church tomorrow night. FOR SALE Leather quarter top buggy almost new cheap for cash. Call 623 W Ninth street corner Harrison.
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Rev. Seibert
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ninth Street
Sedalia man wins all prizes with setter Vic at Kansas City show
C M Winner of Sedalia swept the Kansas City beach show prizes with his setter Vic Conductor Winner plans to enter Vic at the Boston show and then on to eastern exhibitions.
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C. M
Sedalia
Kansas City Beach
Vic
Boston
Death of Mrs Tabough at East Pacific Home
Mrs Emma Tabough aged 50 died yesterday of cancer at her East Pacific home. The funeral was held this afternoon from the house with Rev J B Toomay officiating.
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Tabough
Emma Tabough
East Pacific
Rev
J. B. Toomay
Local Notices and Community Updates
Furniture at Cost reports Ed tigenfritz delaying return from California until early April via southern route through Texas. B. W. Plage, ex Robbins' college professor, now a Remington salesman, visited the city Monday. brother A. C. Plage works at St. Louis Remington office. Miss Irene Barnett and Mr Barfield of St Louis will marry at First Christian church on Wednesday April 4 at 11. Dave Temple, Katy conductor, has resumed duty after layoff.
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Ed Tigenfritz
California
Perry Deweese
Texas
B. W. Plage
Robbins' Business College
Remington Typewriter
City
A. C. Plage
Remington
St. Louis
Irene Barnett
Mr. Barfield
First Christian Church
Missouri Politician Headlines State History For Students
Col. W. F. Switzler of Columbia spoke to High school students on Missouri history and politics, sharing incidents and anecdotes. Grand Officers of A O U W Capt. T C Holland returned from St Louis after a board meeting. Fred Erbe I B Flory named deputies to the grand master and William Bohn awarded the official paper contract.
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Col
W. F. Switzler
Columbia
Missouri
State of
Col. Switzler
T. C. Holland
St. Louis
Messrs
Fred Erbe
I. B. Flory
William Bohn
Remains of Miss Annie Miller to Arrive Tonight
The remains of Miss Annie Miller who died at Cape Girardeau recently will arrive tonight and be taken to Mora station for interment.
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Annie Miller
Cape Girardeau
Mora Station
Rodecker and Erskine Wed Licenses in Sedalia Area
H T Rodecker of Hughesville and Miss Sallie Erskine of Georgette received a marriage license from Recorder Lee Looney. The ceremony will be held Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother Mrs W A Dow’s Georgetown home with Rev F R Hill Jr of Sedalia officiating. The couple plans to reside on a farm eight miles north of Sedalia.
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H. T. Rodecker
Hughesville
W. A. Dow
Georgetown
F. R. Hill, Jr
Sedalia
McClain Crafts Car Run For Twenty Four To Washington State
J W McClain ticket agent of the Missouri Pacific reported returning from Knob Noster and Montserrat after arranging cars for twenty four travelers to Walla Walla Dayton and Pullman Washington. Passengers included G W Hunter and family Ruel Howard and family Jim Conner the Draper brothers and George F Clark plus his brother from Warrensburg.
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J. W. McClain
Missouri Pacific
Knob Noster
Montserrat
Walla Walla
Dayton
Pullman
Washington
G. W. Hunter
Ruel Howard
Jim Conner
Draper Brothers
George F. Clark
Warrensburg
Behnke et al vs Lutz heard again in circuit court
In the circuit court this morning the case of Carl Behnke and others against John T. Lutz was taken up again and arguments began. The Sedalia Electric Railway case saw the Kansas City court of appeals mandate reversing Pettis county circuit court judgment received and filed.
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Carl Behnke
John T. Lutz
James Hansberegr
Sedalia Electric Railway, Light and Power Company
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Pettis County
U S Court to Decide Bremmer Counterfeit Guilty Verdict
The U S court will decide whether Henry Bremmer is guilty of passing counterfeit money. Bart Jackson Henry Blatterman and Ed Hardin left last night for Jefferson City to testify in the case.
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U. S
Henry Bremmer
Bart Jackson
Henry Blatterman
Ed Hardin
Jefferson City
Mrs Mary Ann Estill Dead
Mrs Mary Ann Estill widow of Col J R Estill died Monday afternoon in Estill Missouri in her 74th year after a lingering illness The funeral is planned for Wednesday morning and interment will be at Mount Pleasant cemetery She was mother in law of Mrs Nannie G Estill of this city who will accompany her family to the funeral tomorrow morning
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Ternoon
Estill
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Nannie G. Estill
Bargains Pays Tribute to Max Levy in Elev en Oclock Toast
In the March issue of the Elev en Oclock Toast the Elks of Cincinnati publish a heartfelt tribute to Max Levy, brother of Ben Levy of this city, commemorating his life and memory.
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the Elks of
Cincinnati
Max Levy
Ben Levy
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Party
W. O. Terry
Didate
E. C
Crow
Aaslaughun
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Dandruff
Ott’s Drug Store
Alamo
Metropolitan
Pera House
John Cashman
W. Bast
AEE
Republic
Empire
David Dearmond
E. W. Stevens
ED Love
T. E. Sheerin
J.C. Hatton
John W. Burress
W. Couey
Samuel Sprecher
F. Scalay
B. F. Seggerson
Charles Carrll
C. E. Clopton
Kha
Cooper County
Gobel
Serg, Golden
Grand Jury
Harmony Baptists AT
Dickman’s Jewelry Store
West Third Street
Harrison
Dave Temple
Katy
Circuit Court
Mary Ann Estill
J. R. Estill
Carl A. Guenther
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