Taylor Boys in Jail in Cooper County Hall family tied to offenses
Cooper county authorities pursue the Taylor Hall quartet also known as McKinney for bootlegging forgery and fraud. The Washburns say two men are jailed in Boonville with reports of marriages in Bunceton and ties to Sedalia, Texas and Tennessee fugitives.
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Cooper
Taylor
Joseph P. Taylor
Osage Street
Papa Taylor
Stephens
Cooper County
Hall
Warrensburg
Sentinel
McKinney
Bunceton
Koenig
Taylors
Halls
McKinneys
Sedalia
Kansas
Marshall
Dresden
The
Boonville
Ada Stephens
Dallas
Texas
Eskell Hall
Tennessee
Crooks Evade Constable After Draft Plot in District
The constable at Bunceton is forced to yield as two men aided by their wives flee town with revolvers. A draft is suspected to pressure the pair out of the district. J. L. Stephens is named as a father in law to one of the men.
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Bunceton
J. L. Stephens
Missouri Democrats Call for Populist Convention Amid Gold Bug Rift
Missouri newspapers unite in demanding a conference to align the party on key issues and resist control by goldbugs and Cleveland mugwumps. Bryan is expected to attend, signaling a potentially historic gathering with free silver democrats led by figures like Stone Stephens Wetmore Ball Meriwether Crow and others. The alliance vows to crush those who obstruct reform.
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Bryan
Stone
Stephens
Wetmore
Perthe Springs
Missouri
Goldbugs
Cleveland Mugwumps
Ball
Meriwether
Crow
Varnish Stain Imitates Natural Wood Finish At Bard’s Drug Store
A varnish stain on old paint creates a beautiful effect closely resembling natural wood grain. The product is marketed as easy for any lady to use with full usage instructions available at Bard's Drug Store.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Red Men Entertain Pale Faces at Tribe Gathering
Apache Tribe No 55 held a hospitable event in the Odd Fellows hall with music and cards in the wigwam parlors. The program included a “savage forest” pipe ceremony, hospitality rites, speeches by Judge J L Smith and Chief Hughes, a welcome by Dr A P M Gross, and a response by Col W W Mosely. Refreshments of corn and venison followed as Elks from Warrensburg prepared to assist in the initiation of Frank Guenther.
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Savage Forest
J. L. Smith
Chief Hughes
St. Joseph
A. P. M. Gross
Col
W. W. Mosely
Dedication planned for new Carnegie Library in June
Plans and estimates for furniture and fixtures submitted by Russell from St Louis. E J Russell of Mauran Garden Russell visited to review progress and cost about 2590 dollars. Library board met at Montgomery law office and Maurice McCabe joined as successor to Rev Toomay. About 400 dollars of new furniture ordered. Hurley to install tables and shelving. Window screen paint noted at Bard's Drug.
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Crunden
St. Louis
Library Board
Montgomery and Montgomery
Maurice McCabe
J. B. Toomay
Hurley
New York Merchants Visit Sedalia on Southwest Tour
A party of New York merchants touring Texas and the southwest arrived in Sedalia aboard a four coach special train. About 30 local business men greeted them with handshakes and conversation during their brief stop. The Denison, Texas report records a royal reception by the Commercial Club with visits to the Mammoth cotton mill and other industrial sites. Colonels Nat Decker and I. M. Standifer gave welcome addresses with many cordial responses.
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New York
Texas
Southwest
Sedalia
Denison
Nat Decker
I. M. Standifer
Pride of Pettis praised for county home standards
The Sentinel lauds Pettis county home under Presiding Judge Harris. A visitor reports modern management, clean facilities, and well kept grounds. The piece credits the county court and Judge Harris for efficiency, beauty, and economy in operation.
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The
Sentinel
Pettis County
United States
Harris
Patterson learns of mother death in Arkansas City
Charles S. Patterson a Central Business College student received word his mother died at her Arkansas City Kansas home. Mr Rathburn left this afternoon to attend the funeral services. Lace curtains laundered Longan's.
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Charles S. Patterson
Central Business College
Arkansas City
Kansas
Rathburn
Hidden Wardens Offer Safe Place for Contagion
The speaker defends a discreet location for placing something with disease control value. They assert the spot is obscure to prevent disease communication and question where else a safer, satisfactory placement could be found.
Conductor Weds in Mexico After License at Recorder’s Office
Robert D. Harris a conductor on the Mexican Central railway obtained a marriage license yesterday in Kansas City. He plans to marry Miss Willie Cunningham of Armourdale Kansas. Harris 38 of San Luis Potosi Mexico and Cunningham 28 of Armourdale met before going south and Harris is known in Sedalia railroad circles.
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Robert D. Harris
San Luis Potosi
Armourdale
Mexican Central Railway
Recorder’s Office
Kansas City Journal
Willie Cunningham
Mr. Harris
Patrick
Mexico
Miss Cunningham
Sedalia
Sedalia Woodmen officer to Boonville for canvass work
Mr. Nate H. Mosely and his father plan to aid Woodmen of the World recruitment in Boonville after three weeks in Sedalia where they expanded local membership to about 550. The Moselys may make Sedalia their permanent home, with Miss Mosely once considering California. CIRCULATING 4 PETITIONs oppose the proposed city saloon license increase, Mayor Crawford delaying signing, saloon men seeking compromise, and a published table comparing Missouri city licenses to inform readers about Sedalia’s six month fee rise.
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Nate H. Mosely
Sedalia
W. W
Dad) Mosely
The
Woodmen of the World
Boonville
Woodmen
Mr. Mosely
Order
Miss Mosely
California
Crawford
Sentinel
the Sentinel
Missouri
Address at Nevada by W. J. Bryan on May 15
W J Bryan editor of the Commoner will speak at Lake Park Nevada on May 15. He is billed as the featured speaker for the event with local attendance expected.
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Nevada
W. J. Bryan
the Commoner
Lake Park
Sedalia Forms New Trust Firm Succeeding Missouri Trust
A new financial institution the Sedalia Trust company has organized to succeed the Missouri Trust company which moved its main office to St Louis. The Sedalia firm absorbs the local Missouri Trust branch and will operate from Fourth and Ohio with capital stock of 100000 dollars in 1000 shares. Named investors include Crandall Kelly Evans Andrews Murphy Powell Menschke of Sedalia and John J Welch of Kansas City.
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Messrs. Crandall, Kelly, Evans, Andrews, Murphy, Powell and Menschke
This City
John J. Welch
Kansas
Sedalia Trust Company
Jefferson City
C. C. Kelly
Missouri Trust Company
Fourth and
Ohio
O. A. Crandall
Charles C. Evans
L. P. Andrews
J. W. Murphy
William H. Powell
Henry W. Menschke
Sedalia
Kansas City
Prof Lee Presents Hypnotic Stage Awakening At Opera House Tonight
Professor Lee performs mystifying feats at the opera house with a notable act featuring his brother awakened from a hypnotic sleep in a display window at the Hub. A large audience is hoped for tonight to witness the illusion.
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Prof. Lee
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Mauran, Garden & Russell
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NEW York Merchants
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Kas
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