Missouri Day at Charleston Exposition and county primary plans
The Charleston Exposition marks Missouri Day as a focal event while local Democrats set to nominate their county ticket by primary on June 14. The piece defends Judge Hazell against editorials, noting his diligent handling of circuit court duties and urging fair reporting from political opponents.
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The
Sentinel
Jefferson City
Court House
James E. Hazell
Judge Hazell
Moniteau County
Democratic City Ticket Announced for Local Election
The slate lists 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 and Board of Education nominees T. W. Bast and Charles Hoffman.
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J. L. Babcock
A. L. Shortridge
J. W. Truxel
E. R. Andler
J. Edward Love
Board of Education
T. W. Bast and
Charles Hoffman
Captain Sam W. James to Oversee Sedalia Evening Sentinel Circulation
Graffis & Carroll announce Captain Sam W. James will assume exclusive city circulation duties for the Sedalia Evening Sentinel starting April 1. James brings years of experience, strong integrity, and aims to provide prompt, satisfactory service to patrons.
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Sedalia
James
Evening Sentinel
Graffis & Carroll
Electioneering Sale Delays Court in Cole County
Judge Hazell adjourned the Cole County circuit court to allow Democratic officials a chance to electioneer at a western county sale. Jim appears to be staying active in local politics and campaigning.
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Olean
Miller County
Hazell
Cole County
Jim
Vannice Named Judge in St Clair County After Peden's Resignation
G A Vannice appointed to succeed Judge Peden who is jailed in Maryville for contempt of the Federal court after resigning. If Judge Phillips refuses to release Peden, habeas corpus may be sought. Vannice to sample jail fare as he takes the post amid county debt criticism.
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G. A. Vannice
St. Clair County
Peden
Maryville
Phillips
Vannice
Ingratitude at the Joplin Globe over Col. Phelps
The Joplin Globe gloating over Col. Phelps misfortune is condemned as ingratitude to ex Gov Stone, the paper’s former patron. The Sentinel notes Phelps could care for himself, but calls the ingratitude evident.
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Joplin Globe
Stone
Col. Phelps
the Sentinel
Phelps
Col Wade's new appointments by the governor
The aged Col. N. A. Wade of the Butler Democrat is cited as having a deft touch or a plan to scare. He serves as council inspector of Bates county and sits on the boards of Fulton deaf and dumb asylum and Nevada hospital for the insane, appointments made by the governor.
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Col. N. A. Wade
Butler Democrat
Col. Wade
Bates County
Fulton Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Nevada Hospital For Insane
Drum merchants bid farewell with hearty goodbyes
Passing along the street the writer observed two commercial travelers in the act of parting. One headed East, the other West. They exchanged a genial farewell noting they would see each other again.
Kansas City Mayoral Race Mirrors Earlier Feud Says Index
The Marshall Index predicts the current race will echo two years ago with the Kansas City Journal and Star attacking each other over alleged roles in defeating Republicans. The piece forecasts a repeat performance with same parties, rhetoric, and tactics.
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Kansas City
Marshall Index
Kansas City Journal
Star
Candidate Clashes as Opponents Trade Harsh Nominations
"Uncle" John Organ accuses John Callahan, rival to Frank Farris in the State Senate race, of acting as a decoy for Farris and calls him an ex-church member and ex Sunday school superintendent, labeling him the most unscrupulous liar and drunken political bum in Missouri.
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John Organ
Frank Farris
John Callahan
Frank
Missouri
Mutual Admiration Society Linked by Nevada Mail
An era of organization brings a new mutual admiration society formed by the Nevada Mail and a nearby newspaper. Members pledge friendly exchanges and cooperative efforts with journals within a short distance of the writer's location.
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Nevada Mail
Peach harvest forecast by artillery chief in Jefferson City
Col. Fred Buehrle, chief of ordnance for the Capital Artillery, tells the Jefferson City Tribune there will be a considerable peach crop. He is noted as an expert on both fruit and gunpowder.
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Fred Buehrle
Capital Artillery
Jefferson City Tribune
Buehrle
Democratic primary race for Missouri eighth district
J H Murry and James C Gillespy compete as Democratic candidates for Representative in Boone County. The party primary in Missouri's eighth district is set for April 5. Hon D W Shackelford has no opposition.
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J. H. Murry
James C. Gillespy
Boone County
Missouri
D. W. Shackelford
Kan sas City Sentinel Declares Democratic Color in Political Era
The article voices a call for men to reveal their political colors amid goldbug and reorganization debates. It presents The Sentinel as a Democratic newspaper aligned with the Kansas City platform.
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Goldbug
the Sentinel
Kansas City
Local races see withdrawals and remaining candidates
Dr. P. L. Hurt of Boonville has withdrawn from the State Senate race. Major candidates Buchanan of Moniteau and Forman and Hannan of Morgan remain in the field.
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P. L. Hurt
Boonville
Major
Lafayette
Buchanan
Moniteau
Forman
Hannay
Morgan
Garment Workers Co operative Manufacturing Co formed in Kansas City
The Garment Workers' Co operative Manufacturing Company was incorporated in Kansas City by Secretary of State Cook on Thursday. The firm comprises all working women as its members.
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Garment Workers’ Co-Operative Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Cook
Sedalia School District to Vote on Tax Increase in 1902
Notice to Sedalia tax paying voters states the Sedalia School District board proposes raising the annual school tax rate to seventy five cents per hundred dollars of valuation. The question will be on the April 1 1902 election ballot. The total levy remains the same when including the interest and sinking fund estimates.
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Sedalia
A. W. McKenzie
Stall No 5 Opens In Market House To Serve Cash Buyers
Stall No 5 opened in the market house by Joseph Vehl a well known and experienced young man in the city He will offer the best meats with prompt service and operate a strictly cash business selling at the lowest figures He invites customers to call old phone No 68 for results and patronage
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Joseph Vehl
Kehl
Farm near Sedalia seeks public administrator filing
An 80 acre farm with good improvements lies seven miles southwest of Sedalia and is available for application to Frank Hughes Public Administrator.
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Sedalia
Howard County Democrats Meet at Fayette Next Monday
The Howard County Democratic Central Committee plans a meeting in Fayette next Monday to discuss local party organization and upcoming contests. Members will review agendas and confirm attendance.
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Howard County Democratic Central Committee
Fayette
Governor Stone Signals Possible Departure in Nearby Counties
The Butler Times notes Governor Stone’s remarks in neighboring counties hinting at a potential departure. Report mentions noncommittal tone and speculation among local observers.
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Butler Times
Stone
Muslin Under Garments in Ready for Easter Sale
In preparation for Easter the store offers a wide range of dainty lingerie made of finest cambric lace and embroidery, plus sturdy plain garments. Prices run from 19 cents for drawers and corset covers to five and six dollars for gowns and skirts, rivaling imported styles at higher costs.
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Greater Hail
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