Codding Nominated for Sedalia Postmaster in Senate
Advices from Washington say E. E. Codding's name went to the senate today for confirmation as postmaster at Sedalia. He is expected to be notified tomorrow and begin duties promptly. Codding, a Sedalia original, has long served with Pacific Express and holds multiple local offices and honors.
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Mr Codding
Medina County
Ohio
St. Louis
Archduchess Clotilde Faces Financial Inquiry
Vienna reports an investigation into the financial affairs of Archduchess Clotilde. The March 29 dispatch notes scrutiny by authorities, with details limited as the probe proceeds and no final outcome announced.
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Clotilde
Archduchess Draws Courts into Stock Losses Worth Millions
The Archduchess mother of Archduke Joseph faces court orders amid a widespread sensation. It is noted she was deeply involved in stock speculations and rumors place her liabilities at ten million crowns, a figure confirmed by reliable sources familiar with court affairs.
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Chicago Architectural Club opens nineteenth annual exhibition
The Chicago Architectural club opened its nineteenth annual exhibition at the Art Institute galleries today. It showcases not only architectural works but also architectural arts including furniture designs stained glass windows and decorative material promising wide attention.
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Missouri State Fair to Feature Relay Races by Montana Girls
The Missouri State fair board contracted with W. R. Wilmot of Butte Montana for a daily feature at the 1906 fair. Four mile relay races will use thoroughbred ponies with riders dismounting at booths and quickly rejoining. The event mirrors a profitable Iowa fair attraction. The Montana riders were recruited from the orange. The contract awaits executive committee approval.
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W. R. Wilmot
Butte
Wilmot
Orange
Caitile
Board of Directors
President salutes mother of fourteen children
Representative Boutelle introduced A. K. Kasper and his wife from Chicago to President Roosevelt. Boutelle noted Mrs Kasper is mother of fourteen children. The President shook her hands and declared You are the very best American in the room.
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Hotel Arrivals List From Local Hotels
Among today’s arrivals at local hotels are Huckins Louis Bernheim New York Harry Graham Kansas City J R Chase Chicago Delmar J K Lesca Kansas City W H Lee St Louis Miss Griggs Warsaw Kaiser O E Capen Kansas City G E Mitchell Lake Arthur N M Pehls O Asher Chicago W L Layne Clifton City Mo M J Miller Louisville Ky R A Thompson Kansas City
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Louis Bernheim
New York
Harry Graham
Kansas City
J. R. Chase
Chicago
Delmar J K. Lesca
W. H. Lee
St. Louis
Miss Griggs
Warsaw
Iowa House OKs Probe Into Insurance Firms
The Iowa house passed a bill calling for an investigation of state insurance companies and sent it to the governor for signature. Des Moines reports the measure awaits executive action.
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Man and horses cremated in boarding barn fire
Lawrence Kansas March 29 George Reynolds was burned to death when fire destroyed Jamison’s boarding barn killing fourteen animals.
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Lawrence, Kas
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Jamison
Mrs Roosevelt sails for Cuba on Mayflower cruise
Mrs. Roosevelt and her children Ethel Archie and Quentin left Washington for Fernandina Florida to board the Mayflower for a brief cruise in Cuban waters. The party plans a few days stay in Cuba.
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Marriage of Popular Warrensburg Couple Sealed in Quiet Rite
Nellie Conway of Warrensburg wed Homer H. Wade of Kansas City at the Conway home with brief family attendance. After the ceremony they left for Kansas City on Missouri Pacific train No. 5 and will honeymoon before establishing a home at 2916 Olive Street. The couple evaded a playful send off by friends at the station.
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E. R. Wade
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Olive Street
Conway
Quarry City
Field Day for Bee Keepers in State College Pa
State College hosts the Pennsylvania Bee Keepers association for its annual meeting with members and nonmembers from nearby states. The opening session features the president H A Surface and secretary Rev D L Woods. Notable speakers include E Phillips R Root G C Butts E J Platt H A Surface and R D Barclay. Attendees may inspect the president’s apiary at the college grounds.
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E. ¥. Phillips
United States Department of Agriculture
E. R. Root
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Media
George C. Butts
Theennsylvania State College
E. J. Platt
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Mohl to Meet Australian in Graeco-Roman Bout
Fred Mohl the Terrible Ice Man and Austria's Charles Delivak meet on West Thirty-eighth Street in Graeco-Roman action best two falls out of three. The winner advances to face John Piening for the Graeco-Roman America title.
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Ice Man
Charles Delivak
Austria
Canada
Montreal
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Piening
Mohl
Butcher Boy
Pieniig
Bon Ami Club Tea Hosted by Mrs J M Brown
Mrs J M Brown of 501 North Stewart hosted the Bon Ami club yesterday afternoon. The ladies enjoyed needle work and conversation and were served refreshments including sandwiches salad olives pineapple pralines assorted cakes and coffee.
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J. M. Brown
North Stewart Street
Bon Ami Club
Mrs. Brown
Both Sides Show Resolve in Coal Miners Convention
In a packed convention today's talks between miners and operators reveal unwavering positions with no suggesting weakening near key contract talks. Leaders from unions and mine owners reaffirm stalwart stances as discussions continue.
Miners Endorse Scale Committee Action in Indiana
In Indianapolis the miners convention endorsed the joint scale committee and adjourned to meet operators. President Mitchell said the matter of allowing Robbins to run mines for 1903 scale is for the committee’s discretion as talks resume after the joint conference.
Queen City Hive No 7 Initiation Held
The Queen City Hive No 7 of the L O T M holds its class initiation as members prepare for upcoming tasks. New initiates join under the local order, signaling growing activity within the chapter.
Twenty Seven Candidates Initiated by Queen City Lodge
State Commander Mae A C Baike oversees a class initiation for 27 candidates of Queen City hive No 7, Ladies of the Maccabees, at 2 PM with Mrs Esther Risdon and the local drill team. After the ceremony, an open session, literary and musical program, and refreshments follow.
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Mae A. C. Baike
Esther Risdon
Mrs Harle Likely to Obtain Divorce in Roswell
Mrs Nora Wiggin Harle of Roswell faces a default divorce action against Dr Charles S Harle as he is detained in Mexico. The case centers on prior deaths tied to an insurance scheme involving Mason and Richardson, with efforts to commute Dr Harle’s death sentence in Chihuahua to life imprisonment.
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Mexico
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California
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Army Promotions Blocked by Lieut Boller Case
Washington March 29 Many second lieutenants face halted advancement as no infantry officers have been promoted since September. The war department awaits senate military committee input on Lieut W W Boller of the Twentieth Infantry. A court of inquiry is delayed, risking further postponement for subalterns.
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Kreuger Arrested Over Insult to Woman Disturbing Peace
Deputy Constable E R Adams arrested Charles Kreuger on a charge of disturbing the peace for allegedly insulting Mrs Clara Brennecke by calling her a liar and using forcible language. The case was set for a hearing before Justice D Kinsey.
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Clara Brennecke
D. Kinsey
House Sets April 10 Start For Pure Food Bill
Washington dispatch says the house will begin consideration of the pure food bill on April 10 with at least two days for general debate. The day also saw acceptance of the conference report on the bill recognizing the consular service.
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Public Meeting Promotes Blind Interests in New York
A New York Society meeting under Mark Twain will feature Joseph Choate and Miss Helen Keller. The event aims to boost funds and activities for aiding the blind, including ticket distribution for performances, home visits with practical work guidance, and an employment bureau to find suitable work in homes and handicraft shops.
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Helen Keller
Politicians Clash In Anamosa Street Standoff
In Anamosa two local party supporters, George Anamosa of the Independents and James Ellis of the Citizens movement, fought on Ohio Street over ward politics. Officer Tom Baley arrested both. Judge Truxel was ill and the case was continued.
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Independents
James Ellis
Citizens’ Movement
Ohio Street
Tom Baley
Truxel
Hoff Miller Wedding in Windsor Quiet Home Ceremony
The marriage of Lee Hoff and Miss Minnie Miller was solemnized at the bride's Windsor home by Rev. MacDonald of Windsor Baptist church. The ceremony was private with only immediate relatives. The couple will reside in Joplin Missouri where Hoff works in cement business. Lee is son of Mrs. F M Amos and formerly a Katy office clerk.
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Minnie Miller
Windsor
MacDonald
Windsor Baptist Church
Joplin
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F. M. Amos
East Fifth Street
Katy
Twelve Acknowledge Christ Revival at East Sedalia Church
Revival services at East Sedalia Baptist Church continue with Dr. Porter delivering a splendid sermon last evening. The church was crowded and twelve individuals went forward at the close. A special sermon for men is planned for tonight and all are welcome.
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Porter
Trouble Over a Law Suit Arrest Leads to Hearing
Howard Dixon, colored, was arrested by Black Hawk Drake on a charge of assaulting Xan er Offenburger in a dispute over a civil suit. The case is set for a hearing in Justice N H Rogers court on Wednesday April 14.
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Black Hawk” Drake
Xaner Offenburger
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N. H. Rogers
State Sets May 5 as High School Day at University
The Missouri University board designates Saturday May 5 for high school day featuring the third interscholastic track and field meet, a baseball game and debating contests. About 250 entrants expected, with medals and banners awarded. a $125 scholarship funds the debating winner.
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Interment at New Lebanon for Frances Fergu son Lewis
Funeral services for Frances Ferguson Lewis were held at the family residence conducted by Rev. Dudley M. Clagett. The procession, with relatives and a few friends, traveled by Missouri Pacific train No. 22 to Otterville and then to New Lebanon for burial.
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Will Patrick
East Ninth Street
Dudley M. Clagett
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Otterville
Missouri Pacific
New Lebanon
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