Detroit candidate tied to Admiral Samp’s son
A Detroit political candidate was revealed to be related to Admiral Samp's son and ended the race with an early finish.
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Detroit
Sampson
Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1901
Page
4
Sage Elected Grand Keeper of the United Order of the Never Gives
Russell Sage has been elected grand and exalted keeper of the padlock in the United Order of the Never Gives, a ceremonial leadership role indicated in the local fraternal group. The event marks a formal leadership installation within the organization.
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Russel Sage
The
United Order of the Never Gives
Mr Hanna Maximizes Nebraska Senate Win and Delaware Success
A brief note credits Mr. Hanna with shrewd handling of the Nebraska senatorial contest and parallels it to his success in Delaware, highlighting political acumen and electoral outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Nebraska
Dela
Odell Warns McKinley Against Defying Platt
Governor Odell urges firmness against McKinley warning that defiance of the Platt amendment could spur insurrection as unrest rises in political circles.
Nomination Sparks Humor for Mayor of New York
A note reports a nomination for Mr Carnegie for mayor of New York, but he prefers his role as librarian of the planet and is content with that position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
New York
Senator Platt Faces Gov Ultimatum Showdown
A political standoff unfolds as Senator Platt and the governor issue ultimatums. The outcome hinges on which side backs down or folds, with observers watching for a decisive resolution.
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Platt
Platt to Press Odell Clash as Power Moves Stir
A Washington Post note suggests Mr. Platt may pursue a confrontation with Governor Odell, a move likely to spark political conflict and public controversy.
Philippine Campaign Death Toll Claims Thirty Thousand
The passage asserts that the army in the Philippines has killed about thirty thousand natives through various means and predicts that at this rate the islands could be conquered in time.
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Philippines
Thurston Named St. Louis World’s Fair Commissioner
Republicans of Nebraska praise John M. Thurston for the appointment as fair commissioner arguing it keeps him out of the state for longer, a point of satisfaction for the party.
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Nebraska
John M. Thurston
St. Louis
Senator Hanna and Nebraska matter ship subsidy issue
The article questions Senator Hanna's motives in Nebraska's senatorial affair and notes the recurring ship subsidy scheme coming up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Nebraska
Senate
Government Grants Naval Yacht to Porto Rico Governor
A government allocation funds a naval yacht of 2000 tons for the Puerto Rico governor, carrying a 160 man crew. The move marks a shift from earlier practices under President Cleveland who hunted ducks from a lighthouse tender and paid all expenses.
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Cleveland
Porto Rico
McKinley labeled as amiable by Platt in tariff talk
The passage notes a shift in phrasing from cornered to congested for commodities, calling Mr. McKinley the "amiable gentleman" and referencing Mr. Platt’s description of him during tariff discussions.
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McKinley
Platt
Callaway Kingdom Plans Big Horse Sale
A Callaway kingdom event announces a large horse sale. Officials list vendors and schedule but details remain incomplete in this fragment.
County Court Faces Tax Law Disputes After Executive Session
The county court ends a two day executive session with unresolved issues over back taxes and Rector final report. McClure backs court on disputed delinquent lists while an accountant may verify funds. Also notes include pensions, citizenship, jail fire drill, and local prizes events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Rector
Rector
McClure
Harris
Hails Weather Tomorrow Likely Fair
Tomorrow's forecast calls for generally fair skies with light winds and mild temperatures across the region. Citizens are advised to enjoy outdoor plans with little chance of rain.
Special Linen Prices Highlight Damask In Stock
Og inch bleached damask available at 50 cents per yard with value noted. Two inch German damask priced at half a dollar per yard and other bleached damask items listed at one cent per yard.
Junk to Cash: Old Rags Metal Bottles And Bones Wanted
Millionaires Made Fortunes have been ac quired by saving the pennies. If you have any old rags iron brass zinc bottles or bones lying idle you can convert them into cash by dropping us a card or calling by phone. Our wagons call for junk in any part of the city and we pay the highest market price.
Missouri Fulton Horses Sale Sets Record Entries
One of the biggest combination sales of fancy bred roadsters saddlers carriage harness and all purpose horses ever held in Missouri at Fulton on March 27 and 28 features over eighty entries with some horses recorded as good as 2 13. Dick Smith president of the association says the sale has more quality horses entered than any prior combination sale in the state.
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Missouri
Fulton
Dick Smith
Verdict upholds verdict in Sedalia case against Weltmer Kelly
In Clinton on Monday the motion for a new trial in the case of Mrs. Sue Longan of Sedalia against Weltmer & Kelly Nevada magnetic healers was overruled. The defendants’ counsel was granted an affidavit in appeal and ten days to file an appeal bond of 10000 dollars. Mrs. Longan received seven thousand five hundred dollars in Henry County circuit court for injuries said to have occurred during treatment by a Weltmer operator.
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Clinton
Sue Lon
Gan
Sedalia
Weltmer & Kelly
Nevada
Peculiar Death in Reading After Bicycle Overexertion
Jonas Wagner aged 35 died in Tamqua from a sudden swell of the calf muscles after overexertion on a steep hill on an old-fashioned high wheel bicycle. Doctors are puzzled by the affliction that led to skin bursting and fatal pain within hours.
Blacksmith Tom Jackson Arrested for Assault Dismissed
Tom Jackson a Blacksmith was arrested Monday evening for assaulting his wife. This morning the matter was patched up and Judge Kinsey dismissed the case saying they promised to be good.
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Tom Jackson
Circuit Court Hears New Trial Motion Over $25 Call
In Pettis county circuit court this morning a motion for a new trial was sustained in the replevin case W E Poin dexter versus E B McArthur. The jury had previously ruled for the defendant. Other docket entries include guardianship and ejectment actions with dismissals for noncompliance and settlement of a note suit.
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W. E. Poindexter
E. B. McArthur
Circuit Court
Thos. A. Ryan
Guardian
Lizzie Caldwell
William S. Cummings
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Happiness
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a path to happiness and cleanliness. It urges readers to avoid imitations and trust the recognized brand for laundry whitening.
Funeral of Miss Conrad in California Missouri
Miss Lee Conrad killed by a street car in St Louis Wednesday night was buried at California Missouri Saturday. The funeral was largely attended and floral offerings were plentiful. Sermons were delivered by the Rev F A Umbeck and the Rev Doctor H B Bouds.
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Lee Conrad
St. Louis
California, Mo
F. A. Umbeck
H. B. Bouds
Spring Box Coats Dominant This Season Says Prices
Box coats lead spring wear with 22 inch length and Vaiglon color. Mtons retain classic shapes Raglans reach dress hem. Cheviot Venetians covert cloths featured. Prices list boxes at 5 to 10 dollars with satin linings and peau de soie trims for select styles.
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Vaiglon
Dress Goods at 50c and 56c in Today's Sale
The advertisement touts dress fabrics priced at 50c and 59c with a bold claim of having gone beyond prior offerings. It lists items such as 38-inch Albatros in white and pink, 36-inch all wool coverts in tan gray and red, and all wool Zibalines in tan brown red and navy.
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co Sues Over Deed Transfer
The J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co has filed suit against D. H. Lovelace Nancy E. Morris and others to set aside a deed that transferred real estate to Mrs. Morris after the plaintiff obtained a judgment. Mary L. O'Brien sues Greenwich Insurance Co to recover 500 for a policy on premises at 512 East Third Street burned December 13 1900. Citizens National Bank v J. M. Durrell et al suit on note was dismissed by the plaintiff this afternoon in circuit court.
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Ried
East Third Street
Citizens’ National Bank
J. M. Durrell
Hair stylist ad seeks modern hat reshaping services
Local notice offers hat reshaping in latest styles for 50 cents. Hair shampoo service priced at 25 cents with scalp treatment by the month at reasonable rates. Switches and all kinds of hair work available.
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