Strong Democratic ticket nominated at Pettis county convention
Delegates in Sedalia nominate a full slate for November including H B Shain for prosecuting attorney and Lon V Ware for treasurer. E E Johnston is named for representative and I N Sprecher for sheriff with Asbury Goodknight for circuit clerk and C S Williams for recorder. McAninch and Haggard win county judge seats. J G Martin chosen coroner. Spencer Hopkins named county clerk. Sedalia township delegates pick J E Love for constable and J R Clapton J B Rickman M A Ayers for justices of the peace.
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Democratic Party
Pettis County
Sedalia
Court House
Sunday Morning Sentinel
Charles FE. Yeater
E. E. Johnston
I. N. Sprecher
Asbury Goodknight
F. F. Hatton
R. A. Higdon
B. F. McClure
H. B. Shain
Mr. Shain
Ben W. Harned
J. G. Martin
R. T. Miller
Martin
Miler
Constable
J. E. Love
Justices of the Peace
M. A. Ayers
John R. Clapton
J. B. Rickman
Wm. Courtney
van Gorrell
T. H. Jenkins
Powell
Delegates Arrive for Red Men Meeting
Delegates arrive for the Red Men assembly, with internal discussions and ceremonies expected as part of the gathering. The event indicates ongoing fraternal activities and community involvement through the lodge.
Reds Hold First Session as Delegates Gather for Convention
Credentials committee met as H. Singer completed hall decorations for the convention venue. The first session opens tomorrow morning with a large delegation assembling for the great council of Red Men.
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H. Singer
Great Council of Red Men
Queen City of
The
Prairies
Criminal Court Room
St. Louis Clothing Company
Court House
Sedalia
Tillman Tells Senate More About Scheme to Deprive Roosevelt
Senator Tillman expands on a plot he says was devised to strip President Roosevelt of credit for the rate bill. He frames the scheme as a political maneuver to undermine Roosevelt and bolster opponents.
Roosevelt Letter May Tie Tillman Charges to Senate Rate Bill
Washington May 14 Attorney General Moody met with the President to discuss Tillman Bailey and Chandler charges and Moody's role in dealings with Democratic senators on the rate bill. Tillman claims Aldrich sought full credit for the bill to keep Roosevelt from glory. Roosevelt reportedly dictated a letter to Allison for presentation to the Senate.
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Tillman
Bailey
Roosevelt
Allison
Senate
Loeb
White House
Police Court Hears Fines for Late Hours
Reny Payton fined five dollars by Magistrate Gresham in police court for keeping late hours. Wordie Crockett, described as a large man, faced a similar charge, and was sentenced to fifty days in the city jail with labor during confinement. Washington update notes continuing dispute over Roosevelts rate bill negotiations and statements by Chandler Tillman and Lodge.
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Reny Payton
Cohoerd
Gresham
Wordie Crockett
Boullt
Carl Schurz Dies End Of A Storied Career
Prominent statesman Carl Schurz is reported dead marking the end of a remarkable political life in American history. The longtime reformer and diplomat left a lasting impact on the nation's civic landscape.
Carl Schurz Dies After Noted Public Career in U S
Carl Schurz former United States senator from Missouri and secretary of the interior under Hayes died at 4 35 this morning. He was 77 and had remained active in intellectual affairs until shortly before illness. A founder of civil service reform, he influenced politics, journalism and public life across decades.
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United States
Missouri
Interior
President Hayes
Schurz
William M. Ivins
Century Club
Madison Avenue
Mr. Schurz
Civil Service Reform Association
Hotel Astor
Spain
Washington
Mugwump
St. Louis
Grant
United States Senate
Carl Schurz
Cologne
Prussia
Senator Nelson Reads Telegram Over Rail Rate Debate
Senator Nelson read a telegram from President Stickney of the Chicago and Great Western railway protesting the rate bill amendment. Stickney urged penalties aimed at railway czars in New York rather than against low paid agents who might offer rebates to meet revenue demands.
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Chicago Railway
Scrinps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Senate
Nelson
Stickney
The
Chicago and Great Western Railway
New York
Ministers Hold Weekly Session and Plan Civic Census
Members of the Ministerial Alliance met this morning. Rev A A Boyd presented The Making of a Sermon and a discussion followed. They planned a city wide religious census and will meet at First Baptist tonight to organize the effort. Rev Baker of Epworth M E was chosen to address Missouri Pacific shop men at noon Thursday.
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Baker
Epworth M. E. Church
Missouri Pacific
Third Death Call Ames Glass Passes in Kansas City
Ames Glass dies in Kansas City after three death notices from the region. The report notes his passing and references ongoing family notices and local memorials.
Third Glass Family Death Touches Kansas City
W C Glass 68 died in On his Kansas City home after a three year illness from heart trouble. He leaves wife Helen son Willie and daughter Mary and two sisters in Ireland. His nephew Rev Fr Joseph Glass and others mourn. funeral likely in Kansas City Wednesday.
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W. (. Glass
James Glass
M. Glass
W. C. Glass
E. G. Cassidy
Glass
Father Joseph Glass
Kansas City
Cassidy
Mr. Glass
America
Ireland
Helen
Willie
Joseph Glass
Miss Mary
Rockefeller denies Dr. Livingston linked as father in heir dispute
Frank Rockefeller declares Dr William Livingston not his relative and claims their real father, William Rockefeller, died before John D Rockefeller Jr was born. John D Rockefeller says Livingston was not his father and he never knew the Illinois physician.
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Scripps-Mettae Press Association
Cleveland
Frank Rockefeller
John D
Liam Livingston
Freeport
Livingston
North Dakota
John D. Rockefeller
West Fifty-fourth Street
William Livingston
Rockeeller
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Illinois
Rockefeller
Ida Tarbell
Standard Oil
William A. Rockefeller
McClure’s Magazine
N. Y
Strongville
Ohio
Parma
William A. Rockefeler
President nominates federal marshal for eastern Texas
Scrippa-McRae Press Association reports in Washington on May 14 that the President nominated Andrew Houston for federal marshal for the eastern district of Texas. Postmaster nominees include Jacob Schmitt Ellsworth Kas F E Purcell Enid Okla Jas perkins Temple Okla G S Williams Cisco Texas Sweifl Cranbury Texas.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Washington
Presi
Jacob Schmitt
Ellsworth
Kas
F. E. Purcell
Enid
Okla
Jasper Perkins
Temple
G. S. Williams
Cisco
Texas
Sweifl
Cranbury
Raid and Wolf Den Capture by Young Farmers in Green Ridge
J O Rice, a Green Ridge farmer, turns in seven wolf scalps to the county clerk. His two teen sons captured four of the young wolves after a Sunday hunt on the farm. The county court offers a standing bounty of three dollars per scalp, totaling twenty one dollars to the boys when the court convenes.
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J. O. Rice
Green Ridge
Mr. Rice
Quail Visits Mrs Jones Home From Farmyard Birds
Aunt Charlotte Jones 1717 South Missouri avenue captured a quail that had followed two pet Leghorn chickens into her house. The bird perched on a dresser and fluttered before she noticed it, then she trapped the quail and plans to see what may be made of it.
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Charlotte” Jones
South
Missouri Avenue
Charlotte
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C. S. Williams
John L. Sullivan
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Spencer Hopkins
C. W. McAninch
Western District
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Eastern District
B. W. Harned
Justices of the
the Proceedings
J. A. Williams
E. W. Shultz
W. H. Powell
G. H. Scruton
Charles E. Yeater
C. E. Yeater
J. M. Haverfield
J. A. Elliott
B. W. Gorrell
W. D. Steele
Ed Wallin
Ed T. Crear
Lee Montgomery
John McCurdy
G. G. Berry
T. T. Clifford
W. F. Hansberger
Ware
S. M. Hodges
Hopkins
Hodges
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J. N. Dalby
J. J. Gray
Mike Doherty
Doherty
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Yeater
J R. Wade
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Rosevelt
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Knox
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Mr. Tillman
New Hampshire
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William Loeb, JR
W. E. Chandler
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Jefferson
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Kingdom of
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Detroit Post
Westsidhe Post
Hayes
Harper’s Weekly
George William Curtis
Meeting OF Ministers
Liance
Rev. A. A
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Ious
First Baptist Church
Ames Glass
W.C. Glass
Dakota
Dent Today
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Raided & Wolf den
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