Sedalia Sentinel carries debate on railroad rates and politics
A column in Sedalia comments on Andrew Carnegie and government control of railroad rates, contrasting with Bryan and Hepburn critiques, and citesSenator Tillman LaFollette and Jeff Davis. It notes New York Life refunds, French loan reactions, and assorted national news in a period-voiced roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Carnegie
Washington Post
Senate
Tillman
Corporation
Mr. Carnegie
Intervstale Commerce Commission
Commission
New York Life
Republican National Committee
Cortelyou
Bliss
French financiers forge another loan success
The French bankers, after floating the Russian loan, added another triumph to their string of financial feats. They faced not only Russia’s political chaos and treasury woes but also heated domestic opinion, with the Socialists and much of the press opposing the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
Girl Held for Murdering Sweetheart in Lebanon
Lebanon New Hampshire May 9 a young man lies fatally wounded from a bullet shot by a young woman believed to be his sweetheart The woman was taken into custody as the investigation began to unfold with police seeking details of the shooting and motive
Police Court Affects Multiple Cases In City Tonight
Joe Combs faces arraignment on disturbing the peace after alleged row with his wife. Wordie Crockett returns to jail to serve the remaining fifteen days of a prior sentence. A shooting case involves cf 17 and Ethel Sturtevant, with Jesse Barden critically wounded. revolver evidence found and arson investigations hinted.
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Wordie Crockett
Gresham
Coover
Hackett
Maine
Political Announcements for Pettis County Offices
The Sentinel announces D. E. Kennedy as Probate Court Judge candidate for Pettis County subject to Democratic party action. It also announces Charles S. Williams as County Recorder candidate subject to Democratic action and Walter Morey as County Recorder candidate subject to Republican action. It notes Charles D. Rayburn as a Republican county recorder candidate.
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Nounce
D. E. Kennedy
Pettis County
Democratic Party
The
Sentinel
Charles S. Williams
the Sentinel
Walter Morey
County Recorder
Charles D. Rayburn
Pettis County Candidates Declared For Clerk and Attorney Posts
Multiple notices announce candidates for Pettis county offices including circuit clerk and prosecuting attorney. Nominees listed include Charles W. Daugherty Asbury Goodknight M L Imaoff Sam M Hodges R C Delph T Spencer Hopkins H K Bente R A Higdon and H B Shain with selections pending party actions.
Morey Stock Company Closes Sedalia Season
The Morey Stock company closed their Sedalia engagement Sunday night and ended their season. Members dispersed to different locations. Carey Ranson left Tuesday for Leadville Colorado to join a summer stock company there. E. N. Harrison has baggage to and from Bell telephone 213.
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E. N. Harrison Havis
Bell Telephone
Meeting of Knights of Sedalia Council Discusses Membership
Sedalia council Knights of Columbus met Tuesday night handling business and approving several membership applications. Next Sunday a large delegation will travel to Jefferson City to aid in conferring the second degree on about 100 candidates.
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Sedalia
Cheerful Liar Show Abandoned by Cast at Sedalia Theatre
The Sedalia theatre group did not present the three act comedy The Cheerful Liar last night because several cast members refused to appear behind the footlights, halting the production.
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Sedalia Theatre
Best Guarantee of Merit Is Open Publicity
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines as non secret and alcohol free with printed formulas on bottle wrappers. It notes endorsements by physicians, glycerine as solvent, and claims safety and efficacy. It highlights Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription and mentions Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pr. Pierce
Pierce
Army Wedding at West Point Chapel
At West Point on May 9 Miss Florence Page and Lieut. George S. Simonds of the Twenty second Infantry will wed in the chapel. Miss Page is Brigadier General Page’s daughter and sister to Mrs. Marshall. The reception follows at Mrs. Marshall’s residence with maid of honor Miss Marjorie Page and bridesmaids Miss Louise Cameron Miss Fair Miss Webster and Miss Marvin. De Witt's Little Early Risers advertised.
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West Point
Florence Page
George S. Simonds
Twenty-second Infantry
West Point Ch
Page
John H. Page
F. C. Marshall
Marshall
Marjorie Page
Louise Cameron
New York
Fair
Warrenton, Va
Webster
Chicago
Marvin
Washington
Pettis County Treasurers Nominated by Parties
The Democratic party announces Mary O. Hansberger as a candidate for Pettis County Treasurer subject to party action. Lon V. Ware is announced as candidate for Pettis County Treasurer. T. T. Vietz is announced as Republican nomination candidate for county treasurer subject to the Republican convention will.
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The
Sentinel
Mary O. Hansberger
Pettis County
Democratic Party
Lon V. Ware
T. T. Vietz
Pettis County Collector Candidacy Nominations
W S Scott announces renomination bid for Pettis County collector subject to Republican party will. John L Sullivan also announced as candidate for Pettis County collector nomination.
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W. S. Scott
The
Sentinel
Pettis County
Sprecher Files for Renomination as Pettis County Sheriff
I N Sprecher announces as a candidate for renomination for the office of sheriff of Pettis County subject to the will of the voters.
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The
Sentinel
I. N. Sprecher
Pettis County
Democratic Party
Constable Nomination Filed for Sedalia Township
J. E. Love is announced as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for constable of Sedalia township subject to party action. The notice names Love as the preferred candidate and indicates party procedural steps ahead.
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Nounce
J. E. Love
Sedalia Township
Democratic Party
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Isabet
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Sedalia, Mo
City OF
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France
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Jeff Davis
Arkansas
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Lebanon
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Old Offender
Jesse Barden
Ethel Sturtevant
Hanover
John
Sheriff Stone
Miss Sturtevant
Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Co
NEW Majestic Theater
McGee and Collins
Wilbur Held
WM. Maunsey
Prof
LA Compt
Fire King
Charles W. Daugherty
Nounce Asbury Goodknight
M. L. Imaoff
Sam M. Hodges
R. C. Delph
T. Spencer Hopkins
H. K. Bente
R. A. Higdon
Dicree
Rec
H. B. Shain
Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Medical Society Met
Pettis County Medical Society
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Mrs. Grundy
America
Dr. Ormond
Ormond & Klueber
Ohio Street
Frieda Picors
Martin NM. Ritter
Star Building
St. Louis
Doctor Ritter
Frieda
A. Pigors
Warne
Martin M. Ritter
VI. D
Twelfth and Olive Sts
St.louis
Morey Company
Morey Stock
Carey Ranson
Ber
Leadville
Colo
Simmer Stock Company
Citizens’ National
Sedalia, Missouri
United States
Samuel C. Gold
James T. Montgomery
J. H. Mertz
J. N. Dalby
C. W. MicAninch
D. H. Smith
W. A. Latimer
H. W. Harris
C. B. Wallace
Ass’t. Cashier
General Banking
Meeting OF Knights
de Witt
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Deentritz
Bell
James A. Capen
W. Third ST
J.S. Leslie
Veterinary
W. Main St
Party
Sedalia Rational Bank
E. F. Yancey
E. R. Blair
W.H. Evans
W.O. Terry
W. H. Evans
H. W. Menschke
J. H. Botswell
Martin Renken
Henry Lamm
J. W. Murphy
W. A. Lower
K. R. Blair
Sedalia Trust Co
John L. Sullivan
Ic Party
Miss Goodyear
Dancing Academy
South Ohio
I. VV. Keller
Willerson
Constable
Moerschel Brewing
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