Democratic Ticket Appears in Sedalia Voter List
The Sedalia Sentinel lists candidates for local offices including Mayor Pel Hutchinson, Marshal W. H. Boultz, Assessor Courtney Stevenson, Collector W. Kennedy, City Attorney G. W. Barnett Jr., Police Judge J. B. Longan, Treasurer Ed J. Evans, School Board J. T. Montgomery and A. W. McKenzie, and Aldermen H. W. Menschke John Wheelan John A. Ready and Grant Crawford for four wards.
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Courtney Stevenson
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
Redeeming Sedalia Citizens Movement Endorsed by Parties
An editorial urges Sedalia voters to back the bi partisan citizens movement to redeem the city debt, noting nearly $62 000 wiped out in four years and arguing for municipal ownership of utilities. It condemns independent candidates and urges supporting the original citizens ticket for stable governance and welfare of all residents.
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Sedalia
Citizens’ Movement
Sedalians
The
Sentinel
Citizens
Trick horse upends rider after drunken stop on West Fourth
A pair of men riding west on West Fourth Street were amused by a horse that halted on command. When the drowsy older man fell onto the dashboard and hung by his feet, the horse remained still. He freed himself and urged the horse to go on, and they continued the trip.
City election plan faces single year under current regime
A partisan plan to elect city officers will last only one more year under present administrations. Critics argue the city is endangered by a few unpatriotic and radical individuals and question the plan's value.
Coal Miners Strike Looms as Talks Continue in Indianapolis
The east faces a growing prospect of a giant coal miners strike as operators and workers meet in Indianapolis. The talks offer little comfort to the consumer who relies on coal for cooking and heating, a burden likely to fall on those with limited means.
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Indianapolis
Sedalia Voters Urged to Support Local Schools
The article urges every voter to take interest in the coming school election and praises Sedalia public schools as the best in the state. It calls on all men to go to the polls next Tuesday and help sustain them.
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Sedalia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sedalia Promotes Wealth Through Local Harmony
Sedalia aims for greater prosperity as residents align interests and cooperate. The message emphasizes reciprocity as a natural law guiding community efforts and economic growth.
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Sedalia
Maine lawyer recalls banquet quip by humorist guest
The Boston Herald notes Squire Hamilton, a well known Maine lawyer of earlier years, recalling a phantom banquet where a hungry humorist was served a meager meal. The dining room looked lavish but the food was sparse as Hamilton quipped for less gilding and more carving.
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Squire Hamilton
Boston Herald
Maine
Humorist
Pope Pius Receives Archbisop Ireland and Bishop McGolrick
In Rome Pope Pius held a private audience with Archbish op Ireland of St. Paul and Bishop McGolrick of Duluth Minnesota.
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Pope Pius
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Rome
Ireland
St. Paul
McGolrick
Duluth, Minn
Nature's Way and Dr Pierce Promote Discovery Cure
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Discovery as a natural remedy for bronchitis laryngitis chronic coughs and catarrh using native root extracts without alcohol. It cites endorsements from medical writers and offers free informative booklets with orders for mail. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Common Sense Medical Adviser with mail offers.
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Pierce
Nature
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Democratic Voters To Decide In Seventh District Primary
The Sentinel names Hon. Alf F Rector of Saline County and Hon. C. W. Hamlin of Greene as Democratic candidates for Congress in the Seventh District, subject to party voters in the April 7 primary. Financial data shows dividends and returns across mining properties and companies to date.
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The
Sentinel
Alf F Rector
Saline County
C. W. Hamlin
Greene County
Auto-Boat Racing Thrills With High Speed and Daring
The piece describes a field of auto boats racing at over 20 miles per hour with two men per craft. Helm position, oilskin gear, and life preserver wearers mark the scene. Crashes and swamped motors end some runs while the leading boat crosses first amid spray and foam.
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Mercedes
Pearson’s
Kennedy Nominated for Pettis Probate Court Judge
D E Kennedy is named as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Judge of the Probate Court of Pettis County subject to the party's action.
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The
Sentinel
D. E. Kennedy
Pettis County
Democratic Party
Little frock pattern with dark blue flannel surplice front
Pattern No. 5540 describes a dress for children with a dark blue flannel surplice front, white flannel emblem shield, blue silk embroidery, and tucks at shoulders. Skirt finished with deep hem. fabric options include cashmere mohair and linen. Medium size needs 3.5 yards of 36 inch material. sizes 8 to 14 years. Send 10 cents and order with size pattern number and name address.
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Pattern Department
Candidate Announcements For County Recorder Nomination
The notice announces Charles S Williams as a candidate for the County Recorder nomination subject to the Democratic party action Walter Morey is named for the County Recorder nomination subject to the Republican party action and Charles D Rayburn is named for the County Recorder nomination subject to the Republican party action.
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The
Sentinel
Charles S. Williams
Walter Morey
County Recorder
Charles D. Rayburn
Daugherty Declares Candidacy for Circuit Clerk Nomination
For circuit clerk, Charles W. Daugherty announces his candidacy for nomination, subject to the will of the Republican party.
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The
Sentinel
Charles W. Daugherty
Our Mines Richest 1905 Output Sets Global Record
The Mining World reports 1905 US mineral and metal production valued at 1 788 017 836 dollars, a 42.4 percent rise from 1904. Coal and pig iron lead gains with copper gold silver and cement also rising. dividends paid by metal mines total 65 771 047 dollars.
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Chicago
Mining World
United States
Cowper Companies
Right to Hiss tale from Brander Matthews
The San Francisco Chronicle recalls Brander Matthews, Columbia professor of dramatic literature and noted first nighter, sharing an anecdote about a playwright friend’s Broadway tragedy. Matthews recalls listening, audience hiss, then reentering to hiss again after the third act.
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Brander Matthews
Columbia University
Morningside
Matthews
the Nation
San Francisco Chronicle
No More Sons Wanted In Stray Stories
Dialogue snippet shows Angely and Algy discussing marriage with Angely noting her father's three sons at home and his sensitivity to the issue. The humor hinges on the father gaining a son, not losing a daughter, in the suggested arrangement.
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Algy
Angely
Papa
Darling
Love
University of Idaho main building destroyed by fire
Moscow Idaho March fire consumed the main building of the University of Idaho causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars.
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Idaho University
Scripps-McRaa Press Association
Moscow
Idaho
The
University of
It’s a Million Dollars for The Bachelor and Widow
A playful exchange features The Bachelor asking what to do with a million dollars. The Widow responds she would marry him, delivering a witty repartee over a Chicago Daily News caption style.
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Chicago Daily News
Dont Keep Them Do You Keep Servants Quote
The Houston Post quotes a dialogue asking if people keep servants and answering No but we employ servants, reflecting social attitudes.
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Houston Post
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Ernest F. van Wagner
H. M. Gresham
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L. E. Friemel
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J. E. Cannaday
W. D. Ilgenfritz
F. F. Hugelman
Chas. Koock, SR
Citizens’ National Bank
Sedalia, Missouri
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Samuel C. Gold
James T. Montgomery
J. H. Mertz
J. N. Dalby
C. W. McAniach
D. H. Smith
W. A. Latimer
H. W. Harris
Co. B. Wallace, Ass’t. Cashier
Sedalia National Bank
KE. F. Yancey
E. R. Blair
W. H. Evans
W. Terry
E. F. Yancey
H. W. Meusehke
J. H. Botswell
Martin Renken
Henry Lamm
J. W. Murphy
W. A. Lower
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Sedalia Trust
H. W. Meuschke
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