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Washington, D. C
Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
4
Pettis County Candidates Authorized by Local Sentinel
W O Terry of Lamonte seeks the office of Pettis County treasurer. Joseph G Dillard announces candidacy for Pettis County sheriff, subject to Democratic convention or primary. J W Warren announces candidacy for County Judge from the eastern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Thatcher
Democratic Party
Pettis County
John J. Lowry
Joseph G. Dillard
The
Sentinel
C. C. Kelly Declares Candidacy for City Attorney
C. C. Kelly authorizes the Sentinel to announce him as a candidate for the office of city attorney subject to the Democratic primary or convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Bente
The
Sentinel
Pettis County
Democratic Party
C. C. Kelly
Him
Office of City Attorney
City Democratic Ticket slate for city offices
The article lists the City Democratic ticket with candidates for mayor marshal collector assessor police judge city attorney treasurer school director and four ward aldermen including E W Stevens Ed Love T E Sheerin J C Hatton John W Burress E W Couey Samuel Sprech er E W Zimmerman J F Scally B F Seggerson Charles Carrll and C E Clopton.
Bates County Courthouse Measure Defeated in Election
Returns from Bates County show the new courthouse proposal defeated by 2805 votes for and 2035 against though the levy carried a majority but failed to reach the required two thirds.
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Butler
Bates County
Revival in Sedalia Sees Growing Church Attendance
The Six Days Time revival in Sedalia reports rising converts at a new east end church. Rev. J. S. Myers returns from Philadelphia, delivering Bible preaching to a widening audience with nightly services and potential two daily sessions if interest continues. Eighteen conversions were recorded last night as enthusiasm surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Mann
Revival Crowds Hear Sermon and Song in City Church
Rev. Myers delivers stirring scriptures while Rev. Cook leads a large chorus. The revival draws a crowded church with men standing in aisles and along walls as attendees listen intently. Organizers hint the meetings may continue tonight and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Rev
Cook
Strife Eases Over Library Site Dispute
The press reports that Frick and Carnegie have adjusted differences and lawsuits end on a sound money basis. The Sedalia library board may seek a site from Bro Frick to erect Carnegie's library as brotherly relations are restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Library Board
Bro. Frick
Bro. Carnegie
Ruth Kidd Sickness Report From McClellan’s Paper
Ruth the young daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Kidd is very sick according to McClellan's for wail paper. The item notes their concern and the family's need for prayers and support without detailing medical specifics.
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Ruth
Mrs. J. K. Kidd
Westminster President John H. McCracken Visits Sedalia
John H. McCracken president of Westminster College Fulton Missouri visits Sedalia in the interest of his college. He is 24 years old and is described as the youngest college president in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McCracken
Westminster
Sedalia
Westminister College
Fulton, Mo
McCracken
Stoves at Cost Representative Lane introduces fair funding bill
Representative Lane yesterday introduced a bill to appropriate 5 million dollars for the St. Louis world’s fair. The measure is expected to pass.
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Lane
Sedalia Store Puffs Women Spring Suits for Golden Eagle Slaughter Sale
The advert touts tailor made spring suits for women, claiming unmatched style and exclusiveness in Sedalia. It urges wives to compare with other shops and suggests husbands buy for themselves to tempt wives to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Express
S & Boys
Golden Eagle
St. Louis Clothing Company
Tailor-made Wool Suits For Sale In Castor And Blueworth
This suit sale offers exactly illustrated all wool Venetian Twill jackets with satin lining and Peau de Soie faced revers, featuring the latest skirt shape with box pleat back. Castor or blueworth colors available at 12 dollars and 15 dollars in this sale.
Shirt Waists Trimmed Lawn Garments at $7.15
White lawn shirt waists with insertion and detached collars offered as handsome garments. Prices listed at 7.15 each.
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Emmet B. McClure
M. A. Ayres
W. O. Terry
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J. W. Warren
Republic
Empire
David Dearmond
Missouri
UNION
Abel
City
E. W. Stevens
ED Love
T. E. Sheerin
J. C. Hatton
John W. Burress
E. W. Couey
Samuel Sprecher
E. W. Zimmerman
J. F. Scally
B. F. Seggerson
Charles Carrll
C. E. Clopton
McClellan’s
Myers-Cook Meeting
Myers-Cook
Major Cole
Springfield
J. S. Myers
F. L. Cook
Dalia
Philadelphia
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Mr. Frick
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