Sedalia Subscriptions and National Labor Debate
The notice lists daily and monthly subscription rates by mail and carrier, with yearly mail options and a weekly rate. It then shifts to a Democratic ticket for Sedalia officials and moves to a lengthy critique of John D Rockefeller wealth and influence, touching on child labor standards, District of Columbia proposals, and a Whitman Mass town ballot union stamping dispute.
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Sedalia
Mail
Whitman
Mass
Iowa Passes Child Labor Law Limiting Young Workers
The Iowa legislature approved a child labor bill banning employment of under eighteens in tasks risking health and aiming to stop long standing work in shops. The measure hints at a broad standard with possible exceptions for younger workers under reasonable conditions and parallels federal debates on DC.
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Iowa
Congress
District of Columbia
Dry Dock Dewey Moves Through Fuel Canal
A fragment notes the dry dock Dewey passing the fuel canal. It contrasts prior belief that the dock was enormous and could not fit through any canal, regardless of width or depth.
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Dewey
Insurance Lob by Fares at Albany Without Andy Hamilton
Fragmentary line suggests a scheme involving distribution of a large sum in Albany New York without the presence of Andy Hamilton to oversee legitimate disbursement.
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Albany
N. Y
Andy Hamilton
Statehood Bill Temper of House Dominates Action
Speaker Cannon says the house will govern itself as the temper of the body remains unchanged. The courts may compel H. H. Rogers to answer questions about Standard Oil, but cannot force his memory to function at the right time.
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Cannon
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Rainy Berlin wedding note and taft telephony joke
The passage mixes weather and political quips with a jab about a navy or government figure. It mentions a kaiser’s anniversary and a weather forecaster possibly losing his job while joking about Taft’s telephone number. It reads as a theatrical or satirical aside rather than a factual event.
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Berlin
Woman's Trials and Dr. Pierce Remedies
An article urges childlessness as a common grief for women and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weaknesses and infertility. It credits the medicine and its ingredients, notes surgical options at the Buffalo institute, and mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative for women.
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Pierce
Materia Medica Ofa
The Late Mrs James Hood Rites At Mt Zion Church
A Pettis county woman Mrs Mary Hood died in Johnson county from clothing catching fire in her Warrensburg home. Funeral held at Mt Zion church with Rev G W Petty delivering a sermon from I Thess 4:18 17. Nine of ten children survive. Burial and prayers followed as family mourns. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ad appears at end.
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Mary Elizabeth Creer Hood
Pettis County
James M. Hood
Baptist Church
Burchfield
Mt. Zion Church
G. W. Petty
Central Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Savior
Warrensburg
Johnson County
Lucy Sitton
Sedalia
Henry Hood
Beaman
Mary E. Horn
Knob Noster
Political Candidates Named for Seventh District Nomination
The Sentinel announces Hon. Alf F Rector of Saline County as a candidate for Congress in the Seventh district, subject to Democratic primary voters on Saturday April 7. Also announces Hon. C. W. Hamlin of Greene.
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The
Sentinel
Alf F Rector
Saline County
C. W. Hamlin
Greene County
Cigar Stand Leased at Antlers Hotel
The Smoke House Cigar company has leased the cigar stand at the Antlers hotel and will open for business Sunday.
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The
Smoke House Cigar Company
Antlers Hotel
D E Kennedy Nominated for Pettis Probate Judge
Announcement names D E Kennedy as a candidate for the nomination for Judge of the Probate Court of Pettis County subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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The
Sentinel
D. E. Kennedy
Pettis County
Democratic Party
Three candidates named for county recorder nomination
Toe Sentinel announces Charles S. Williams as a Democratic county recorder candidate subject to party action. The Sentinel also announces Walter Morey as a Republican nominee subject to party action. The Sentinel announces Charles D. Rayburn as a Republican county recorder candidate subject to party section.
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Toe Sentinel
Charles S. Williams
the Sentinel
Walter Morey
County Recorder
Repulican Party
Semel
Charles D. Rayburn
Daugherty Nominated for Circuit Clerk by Republican Party
Charles W. Daugherty is announced as a candidate for nomination as circuit clerk, subject to the will of the Republican party. The notice names Daugherty and signals party backing pending final selection.
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The
Sentinel
Charles W. Daugherty
Repmblican Party
Sedalia Seeks Bids for Alley Grading and Paving Project
City of Sedalia Missouri invites bids for grading and paving the east west alley between Main and Second streets from Osage to Vermont, per Ordinance 663. Bids due by 5 p.m. April 2 1906 with $25 certified check. Council may reject all bids. Endorsed by Clerk L S Baker. Also classified notice promoting Hallister Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Sedalia
Missouri
Main Street
Second Street
Osage Avenue
Vermont Avenue
Fire crews quell blaze at Shirley residence
Fire companies responded at 6 16 last night to 14 West Jefferson Street to a fire burning out in the home of Tom Shirley. No damage resulted.
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Tom Shirley
West
Jefferson Street
Sedalia M W A Camp Meets March 28
Sedalia camp No 5577 M W A will meet in the P hall on East Fifth Street Wednesday March 28 at 1 06 for regular business Visiting Northerns cordial invited to attend Sam James V C E E Conding Clerk
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Sedalia
M W. A
P. Hall
Fifth Street
Isitine Nofrethors
A Full Vote Demanded in Seventh District Primary
The Glasgow Missourian urges Democrats in the Seventh district to cast a full vote in the April 7 primary. It denounces skull-duggery, condemns caucusing for any one candidate, and calls for square dealing and an equal chance for Rector Shain and Haseltine.
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Congressional Committee
Rector
Shain
Haseltine
Missourian
Glasgow Missourian
Ladies Aid to Serve Hot Lunch at Church Parlor
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Congregational church will serve a hot lunch in the church parlors next Wednesday between 11 m. and 1 p. m.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
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Bell Queen
Postoffice
Sedalia, Mo
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Bel Hutchinson
Marshall
W. H. Boultz
Courtney Stevenson
J W. Kennedy
G. W. Barnett, Jr
J. B. Longan
Ed. J. Evans
J. T. Montgomery
A. W. McKenzie
H. W. Menschke
John Wheelan
John A. Ready
Grant Crawford
Baby John D
John D. Rockefeller
John
D. Rockefeller, Jr
John D. Iiii
John D. Rock
Rockefeller
Rockefeler
St. Joseph News and Press
Massachusetts
New York
Illinois
Taft
Castro
Wm. Courtney
James Hood
James Head
Warrens
Burg
Ing Sabre
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Otterville Milling Co
Otterville, Missouri
M. Delarue
R. C. Dolph & Scally
Gro. Co
W. J
New Sedalia Theater
Henry
Palace of
Aladdin
Nance
Cc. E. Baker
Mr.Walker
Whiteside
David Jarrick
Curran
Milton
Sam
James
V. C
E. E. Conding
Independent Ticket
W. O. Dunlap
John A. Collins
Sam R. Cameron
Ernest F. van Wagner
H. M. Gresham
Mark A. McGruder
L. E. Friemel
John Brandt
J. E. Cannaday
W. D. Ilgenfritz
F. F. Hugelman
Chas. Koock, SR
Citizens’ National Bank
Sedalia, Missouri
United States
N. Dalby, C. W. Lat
Samuel Gold
James T Montgomery
J. H Mertz
J.aninuch
D. H. Smith Water
HH. W Harris
H W. Harris
D H. Smith
W. A. Latimer
Wallace
Ass’t. Cashier
General Banking
Sedalia National Bank
E. F. Yancey
E. R. Blair
W. H. Evans
W.A. Terry
J. H. Bothwell
Martin Renken
Henry Lamm
J. W. Murphy
W. A. Lower
FE. R. Blair
Sedalia Trust
H. W. Meuschke
W. H. Powell
C. Evans
C. C. Kelly
CAAT
Whipple Coat CO
Nghlins
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