James C. Connor Named Candidate for Sedalia Township Constable
The Sentinel announces James C. Connor as a candidate for Sedalia township constable subject to Democratic party action. Charles Leftwich is named as a Democratic nomination candidate for Sedalia township constable subject to party will.
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The
Sentinel
H. K. Bente
Pettis County
Democratic Party
James Montgomery
Pettis Coun
James C. Connor
Sedalia Township
Charles Leftwich
Democratic City Ticket For Congress And Local Offices
For Congress W Hamlin listed with Democratic ticket. Local posts include Mayor J L Babcock City Attorney A L Shortridge Police Judge J W Truxel City Treasurer E R Andler Marshal J Edward Love Collector John Waddell Assessor Frank Monroe Aldermen H W Menschke Edward Staton W J Letts P G Stafford Board of Education T W Bast and Charles Hoffman.
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Democratic City Ticket
J. L. Babcock
A. L. Shortridge
J. W. Truxel
E. R. Andler
J. Edward Love
John Waddell
H. W. Menschke
Edward Staton
W. J. Letts
P. G. Stafford
Sedalia Evening Sentinel Names New City Circulator
Graffis and Carroll announce Captain Sam W. James will take charge of Sedalia Evening Sentinel circulation within the city starting April 1. He will solicit subscriptions collect receipts and handle distribution with prompt and satisfactory service.
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Sam W. James
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Bame
James
Sedalia
Evening Sentinel
Graffis & Carroll
Missouri political convention set to nominate Senate successor
Missouri politics surge as the Democratic Senatorial Convention of the Fourteenth District plans to meet in California on May 28 to nominate a successor to Senator Cooper. Delegates include Buchanan of Moniteau Hart of Cooper Major of Howard and Hannay.
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Fourteenth District
California
Cooper
Messrs. Buchanan
Moniteau
Hart
Major
Howard
Hannay
Unclear Campaign Signals Stir Race With Strong Candidates
Fragmentary note hints at Morgan and others as announced candidates. Vague moon sign reference suggests cautious forecast on winner amid strong contenders.
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Morgan
Bryan Honesty Brilliancy and Capability praised
The phrase extols William Jennings Bryan as first in honesty brilliancy and capability and first in the hearts and minds of the Democrats of America. The remark emphasizes his standing within the party and public esteem.
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Democrats of America
William Jennings Bryan
Senti nel proposes mottos for correspondents
The Senti nel offers a set of mottoes for correspondents, praising brevity and variety as vital for wit and effective reporting. The guidance emphasizes concise, vivid expression to enhance journalistic style.
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the Sentinel
Judge Talty Advised to Prevent Divorces
Rose Marion of the St. Louis paper asked Judge Talty for a recipe to prevent divorces. His reply was Marry early bear and forbear.
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Rose Marion
St. Louis
Talty
Bear
Russell Withdraws From Missouri District Race
Joe J. Russell, the would be successor to Congressman W D Vandiver in Missouri's Fourteenth District, has withdrawn from the race. Gold bugs are not popular among Southeast Missouri Democrats.
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Joe J. Russell
W. D. Vandiver
Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Primary Fate Hangs On Conventions Or Defeat
In anxious minds the country’s fate hinges on the primary or convention. If HE is defeated, the outcome may drift toward uncertainty and debate as supporters reassess in the aftermath. The piece reflects the era’s political tensions and potential shifts after party decisions.
Kansas City telephone strike wins reinstatement of manager
The telephone girls in a Kansas City exchange struck for a few days after a favorite lady manager was discharged and then forced her reinstatement. A woman who "sets her head" demonstrates the power of collective action.
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Kansas City
Notable Democrats Rally Behind Defeated James Cooney
A group of Democratic newspapers harshly attack opponents while praising James Cooney as an honorable, loyal Democrat and a larger man than his detractors. The columns defend his character after his defeat.
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James Cooney
Missouri Democrats React to Clevelandine Influence in 1894
An 1894 update notes Missouri Democracy cannot be Clevelandized and criticizes a small faction of fixers trying to control the party statewide. The piece emphasizes the unyielding local political mood and the rise of independent Democratic sentiments.
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Missouri
Federal court targets Diggs Appetizer vendor in Missouri
Jefferson City federal court exposes a new tangle foot brand Digg's Appetizer sold as a medical prep by country merchants. Wardsville merchant Ihler becomes the latest dealer swept up by Uncle Sam in the probe.
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Federal Court
Jefferson City
Digg
Wardsville
Ihler
Uncle Sam
Rateroads report reveals Colbert confession on thefts
Newsboy Hugh Colbert has confessed to stealing coats and valises from M K T trains at Parsons. He plans to plead guilty at the next district court term, potentially removing the need for appeals against others involved. Katy railway expands at Sweeney quarry hiring 100 workers by April 10.
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Colbert
Hugh Colbert
Parsons
Hospital Arrivals and Yardmaster Change
Hospital arrivals list of workers from multiple towns including Emory John Seals and J.A. Fowler with jobs as section laborers and machinists in Caddo Mills Greenville Denison and Franklin Junction. Night Yardmaster Aleck Owens of the Katy at Parsons to be succeeded by Buff on April 1 arrives home to visit family and is uncertain of current location.
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Aleck Owens
Katy
Parsons
Buff
Alec
Incense Burners Clash With Col Phelps in County Row
Incense burners throw rocks at Colonel Phelps amid political contest in Jasper County. He defends his allies and recalls his adversaries as Barbee supporters act during the dispute.
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Colonel Phelps
Jasper County
Barbee
Phelps
Bryan Not Dead Politically, Republicans Mock “Farmer” Bryan
The Republican press casts doubt on any claim that William Jennings Bryan is politically finished, noting their own derisive chatter about the nickname “Farmer” Bryan while insisting he remains a focal point of national attention.
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W. J. Bryan
America
Bryan
Elections Next Tuesday Stir Kansas City Contest
Elections will be held next Tuesday in many cities and towns. In Kansas City James Reed faces opposition from the Star and Journal, a contest watched with unusual interest. A Reed victory could prompt a rearrangement of the gubernatorial board.
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Kansas City
James Reed
The
Star and Journal
Reed
Campaign Spark in Springfield with Hamlin Speaking Event
A hot city campaign centers on Springfield where congressional candidate Hon. C. W. Hamlin speaks. Editor Van Hosen of the Republican paper mud-slings for campaign managers in exchange for a government land office appointment.
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Springfield
Congress
C. W. Hamlin
van Hosen
Republican
Government Land Office
Peruna praised by St. Louis club president and Milwaukee leader
A letter from Mrs Barbara McDonald of St Louis asserts Peruna cured her long standing stomach catarrh and fatigue after physicians failed. Julia V Teller of Milwaukee praises Peruna for German Young Woman's Union members aided. Readers urged to join free home treatment program by sending symptoms to Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
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Barbara McDonald
St. Louis
Peruna
Julia V. Teller
Prairie Street
Milwaukee, Wis
German Young Woman’s Union
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Katy Railway Caretaker Reports Progress On New Work
Wat Majors district store keeper of the Katy at Fifth street returned from a Galveston visit reporting all well. Doc Owens near Galveston remains in good health and continues preaching Socialism. Special Katy car No 36 departed on train No 4 for Muskogee to serve construction overseer N J Finney handling new Katy projects.
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Wat Majors
Katy
Fifth Street
Galveston
Doc. Owens
Muskogee
N. J. Finney
Links and Pins Fire Crew Movements and Coal Chute Closure
Tom Ryan a Missouri Pacific switchman takes a short vacation. Fireman G R Hedrick and wife of the Katy plan a visit to St Louis leaving Friday. Fireman Frank Sanders of the Katy on sick list. Brakeman H R McVey Missouri Pacific badly cut hand closing a car door. Missouri Pacific coal chutes at Centertown to be abandoned Thursday April 1 engines will take on coal at Jefferson City.
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G. R. Hedrick
The
Katy
St. Louis
Frank Sanders
H. R. McVey
Missouri Pacific
Centertown
Jefferson City
Spring frame bicycle from Laclede firm sold by S M H Co
Sole agent S M H Co offers a spring frame bicycle from Laclede Bicycle Co at 114 West Second Street and promotes the model through their agency.
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Laclede Bicycle
S-M-H Co
West Second Street
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Official Paper OF
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Frank Monroe
Charles Hoffman
Sweeney
Rockwell
Spectors
Katyas
J.A. Fowler
Emory
John Seals
Caddo
Mills
James Gerals
Greenville
Bland Butler
Denison
George McNulty
Franklin Junction
J. Lake
A. Autenreith
L. J. Arnold
Bridgeman
Royston
Mac Purdy
W. D. Thurman
Dan Rivers
White House
Ayers & Boswell
Osage St
Thomas Lipton
Grocer
Ceylon
India
Formosa
Sedalia Grocer CO
Ohio St
Mary Hardy
W. Polk Street
Chicago
Ill
Catherine R. Bertos
N. Elm Street
Centralia
Catherine R.bertos
Barbara Mc.donald
Links and
Tom Ryan
Castonia
Bauth
Boston
Roemer & Goodenow
Home Tea & Coffee Co
W. B. Miller
M. M. Stevenson
Market House
E.&. McClellan
Ohno St
Cash Grocery
New Orleans
West Mains Street
RC. Dolph & Co
Bass
Q. C
Sedalia Junk CO
Main and
Vermont
Hoffman Building
Home Tea and Coffee Co
Prop
Ralston Purina
Poston
Purina Mills
Pure Foods
Purina Health
P. Brandt Firocer Co
Sedalia Mo
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