Ascension Day services of Sedalia Knights Templar
The Sedalia Knights Templar plan Ascension Day services at the First Christian church on May 19 with Rev. Putman delivering the sermon and music led by Mrs. W D Steele. Grand Commander Horace G. Clark will attend from St. Louis, with Mary commandery of Warrensburg joining in a body.
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ST. Omar Commandery
Knights Templar
Clark
Warrensburg Commandery
Mrs. Steele
C. H. Zoll
J. H. Mara
C. H. Bard
W. H. Powell
A. T. Fleischmann
J. M. Goodknight
J. H. Johnson
J. F. Smith
B. S. Wilkerson
J. H. Doyle
I. D. Turner
Ira Hinsdale
J. J. Bertchie
H. J. Smith
John B. Gallie
O. A. Crandall
G. V. Buchanan
J. P. Gass
H. M. Haley
D. H. Smith
G. E. McNeil
E. W. Lam
W. H. Hogg
Peter Rockwell
G. W. Faust
W. L
Ex-Governor Stephens Comments on Nomination Crime
Ex governor Stephens writes in Boonville Advertiser about Rolla Wells for mayor of St. Louis. He notes interviews with prominent Democrats in Butler Mississippi Stoddard and Scott counties and fears Wells nomination demoralizes party workers and dampens enthusiasm across Missouri. He argues for a different nominee who supports sound money.
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Stephens
Boonville
Butler
Stoddard
Mississippi
Scott Counties
Rolla Wells
St. Louis
Sedalia Delegation Plans Nevada Encampment Trip
A large party of Sedalia G A R men and W R C ladies will depart next Wednesday for Nevada to seek the state encampment prize. About forty to fifty Sedalians are expected, traveling by special coach with many taking wives. The 1901 encampment opens at Nevada for two days with a strong Sedalia turnout anticipated.
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Sedalia G. A. R
Nevada
Sedalia
I. T. Bronson
Kinsey
Rogers and Smith
Dan Grow
George Hofferberger
John Keene
W. B. Challacomb
Joe Peirtier
Joseph Starr
Peter Williams
Dr. Trader
Wat Major Accused of Bad Draft Endorsement
For over a year Wat Major a known stock dealer in this city has passed worthless paper. He allegedly went to Boonville Tuesday and induced Joe Hazell to endorse a $25 draft. The draft was returned N G and Major faces repayment or prosecution.
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Wat Major
Major
Boonville
Joe Hazell
N. G
Sedalia fair plans boost stock center and grandstand contract
A Sedalia meeting at state fair headquarters awarded Midland Bridge Co of Kansas City the contract for a new steel grandstand. The amphitheatre will measure 60 by 130 feet and cost 30000 dollars as part of broader fair prospects to attract hundreds of stockmen.
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Sedalia
Midland Bridge Company
Kansas City
Jury Drawn for June Names of Citizens panel
In circuit court today several important judgments were entered as the court prepared a regular jury panel for June. A reportorial roundup notes current events in legal circles and new litigation activity.
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Circuit Court
State fair plans boost Pettis county livestock hub
Docket entries show bids let for a new horse barn and administration building to be erected by H. M. Hammond and Heckert & Ricketts as Pettis County eyes the State fair expansion. Cattle inoculation work and a future transfer to Sedalia promise new stockmanship draw with poolselling debated for fair revenue. Police parade of suspects continues as Buffalo fair prep adds detectives. local court actions include a $1124.66 judgment in a Third National bank dispute along with divorces and criminal notes in Pettis circuit.
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H. M. Hammond
This City
Heckert & Ricketts
Sedalia
Texas
Columbia
Missouri State University
Pettis County Press
Hewitt
Smithton Sunbeam
Luther
The
Lamonte Record
Williams
Houstonia Spectator
Chrisman
Green Ridge
Pettis County
Third National Bank
M. T. Deweese
Pettis
M. C. Willis
State of Missouri
W. P. Haley
W. W. Allen Et al
Bond
Professor Diamond Strikes Town
An unnamed professor appears in the town at a distance, drawing attention as a mysterious figure. The fragment suggests a notable arrival or event but lacks clear details or outcomes. Further context is needed to establish relevance and actions.
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Diamond
Burglary Foiled At Mrs Frank Donohue Home
Burglars attempted to enter the residence of Mrs. Frank Donohue last night but were scared off. Edward Morris of Lamonte was in the city today on business.
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Frank Donohue
Edward Morris
Lamonte
Kansas City's Tallest Police Officer Stirs National Attention
Kansas City police boast the tallest officer in the United States and claim he may be the only officer of his height in the country. The unusual stature draws local curiosity and headlines for the department.
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Kansas City
United States
Off year Missouri election to decide state offices and amendments
The 1902 state election on Tuesday November 5 will select half the senate all house members judges three state officers and sixteen federal representatives plus eight constitutional amendments. The campaign will be vigorous with lawyers judges and party leaders active as Democrats anticipate a strong showing and Republicans fear a late shift.
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House of Representatives
General Assembly
United States
George G. West
Missouri
Supreme Court
Thomas A. Sherwood
Gavon D. Burgess
Leroy B. Valliant
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. T. Carrington
T. J. Hennessey
Joseph Rice
Seibert
Gethsemane
Gooper County businessman takes over Funk store
William H. McFall buys Frank W. Funk’s imple ment house factory and repair shop at 212 214 East Second Street in Sedalia. He brings Ralph Blair as bookkeeper and cashier and Frank DeJardette as salesman. Funk will stay a month or more to assist.
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William H. McFall
Gooper County
Frank W. Funk
East Second Street
Sedalia
Ralph Blair
Frank DeJardette
Funk
Great Kansas Special Train Delivers Eggs to California
A Kansas exclusive egg freight train began its voyage to California making history as the only train loaded entirely with eggs. The report highlights Kansas salt mines, oil and gas fields, and zinc production as major regional strengths.
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California
Kansas
New York
Michigan
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Wells
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J. S. Diamond
Christian County
Ill
Paul Dresser
Professor Diamond
Longan’s
Statler Hotel
Buffalo
E. G. Leftwich
Heaths Creek
B. E. Priest
Longwood
D. E. Longan
Houstonia
H. G. Fisher
Blackwater
S. Dale
J. R. Shacklett
Dresden
N. Y
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J. L. Hinton
Cedar
Henry Mahnken, Beaman
J. H. Selkin
Smithton
L. D. Cole
Prairie
M. H. Garton
Elk Fork
Royals
Elites
J. D. Franklin
Emil Ott
Ott
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Tredway
J. B. Marshall
F. W. Lacy
Washington
Henry Leimner
Flat Creek
Erastus Devaul
Lake Creek
H. C. Smith
Hughesville
E. W. Stevens
Douglass Lane
Spencer Meyers
C. L. Keck
Frank Kaler
R. W. Tyree
Robert Ewart
F. A. Boner
L. T. Kirk
Arthur E. Ittner
A. L. Strang
Sedalia Building and Paving Brick Company
R. T. Cramer
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
G. H. Robertson Et al
Ira T. Bronson
Alex England
Bettie H. McDaniel
Barre McDaniel
Edward O’banion
Alice O’banion
Alice
Riley Thurston
Pig” Williams
Wm. Walton
Murphy Building
John Snaveley
Snaveley
Twentieth
Vine Streets
Cleveland Avenue
Sheffield
Twelfth Street
Ficer
Chicago and
Alton
Kaiser
G Meo
Rutledge Franklin Ee
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Longan
George West
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