Harmony Plan for Democratic Leader in New York
Norman E. Mack national committeeman for New York urges a harmony plank on gold and silver valuation and unity between Bryan and Cleveland supporters. He calls for a clear platform opposing trusts, tariffs reform, income tax, and anti imperialist measures, with nomination by party delegates. He argues Democrats must unite to beat the Republican agenda and oppose monopolies.
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White House
Warrensburg Murder Suspect Henry McKeeley Targeted by Lynch Law
Warrensburg Missouri May 20 Dode Jenyon a 17 year old girl was found murdered and hidden under a brush pile four miles southwest of Centerview. Henry McKeeley her brother in law is named as the killer and is at large. Public sentiment runs high and a lynching threat looms if captured. An inquest was held today.
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Ladies' Musical Club concert opens May season
The Ladies' Musical Club gave a May concert last night at the First Christian church before a large audience. Mrs. W. D. Steele conducted with precision, the choir dressed in white, and encores followed as members received American Beauty roses from the Gentlemen's Musical Club. The group will travel to Windsor, Missouri, next Tuesday for an evening concert.
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Dies’ Musical Club
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Windsor
Railroad Magnate Harriman Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Edward Harriman, noted owner of numerous railroads, had an appendectomy this morning in New York. The operation was described as highly successful by Dr. Bull, who predicts a rapid recovery as Harriman wakes from anesthesia.
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Liverpool cotton market swings after new crop deliveries
The Liverpool cotton market jumped seventeen points this morning on the new crop deliveries before the local market opened. Quotations rose quickly at the open but later slumped.
Adagio Club Plans Annual Meeting at Royal Tribe Hall
The Adagio club will entertain their gentlemen friends at their annual meeting in the Royal Tribe hall tomorrow night.
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Royal Tribe
Tomorow
Ascension Day Services Planned at Local Church
Tomorrow is Ascension day and a holy communion service will be held at the Cal… church. parishioners are invited to attend the ceremony.
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Calieeeat
Guardian Peter Loewen Visits John Hogan in City Jail
Peter Loewen guardian for John Hogan a demented ward was in the city today with Hogan en route from a Kansas hospital to Marion county Hogan is confined in the city jail during their stay in town
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City
Kansas
Marion County
Special Train For Delegates
Grand Officers and Grand Council of United Commercial Travellers meet to prepare reports for Friday. A public highlight is a baseball game between St Louis Mound City Council 207 and Kansas City Council 19. Missouri Kansas Texas railway offers a special train to the fair grounds Saturday for a racing program starting 10:30 a.m.
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United Commercial Travelers
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Fair Grounds
North Ohio Street Railway
Subways Fearful of Explosives as Strikes Stir Tension
New York on May 20 reports police and guards intensify subway site protection amid strike fears of dynamite use. Three hundred Italians clashed with non unionists at section 2, dispersed by police. Funeral services held for A. J. Davis at 10 this morning in Sedalia under the Improved Order Red Men.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Walter Holrath
Waterloo
Davis
Sedalia
Holrath
Roosevelt's Northern Tour Begins in Sacramento
President Roosevelt arrived in Sacramento at 6 30 this morning then departed for Sisson ten minutes later. He will travel tonight into Oregon with a first stop planned at Ashland marking the start of his northern tour.
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Sisson
Oregon
Confederate Reunion Observes Memorial Service for Departed Comrades
The second day of the Confederate reunion closed with a solemn noon memorial service for fallen comrades. Winnie Davis was honored in a special segment led by Rev. Finley of Fisherville, Va. The historical committee condemned northern school histories as unfair and untrue to the Lost Cause.
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Winnie Davis
George Morgan
Historical Committee
City Council report overstates telecom payment figures
An error in yesterday’s council report shows the Queen City Telephone Company paid the city 20.36 dollars for the year ending February 5 1903, instead of 206.36 dollars. The incorrect amount represented two and a half percent of the company's gross earnings.
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Queen City Telephone Company
Sale on Leather Shoes Opens Friday
Leathers Ideal Kidskin patent leather glazed kidskin and two popular toe styles Military and Cuban 14 and 14 inches high in the sale. Notes highlight shiny leather favored by well dressed women and soft flexible hot weather kidskin. Options include Patent Leather or Kidskin with Welted stitched or light turned soles.
Spring Corset Styles Show New Hose-Supporter Models
The best spring corset designs are the hose-supporter types, including Warner’s Rust-Proof Hose-Supporter Styles. They offer contouring for a flattering silhouette and comfort. A shop showcases Empire top corsets with long skirts in Batiste or Ribbons, with a trained saleswoman ready to fit each figure.
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Warner
New Parasols Ready For Sun and Style
All sorts of dainty and ornamented parasols to hold sun and beauty, plus sensible practical ones. Pongee in blue and green lead. white and black options also strong. Prices up to $8.00, many from $3.50 to $5, with bargains for all shoppers.
White Goods Demand Grows Amid Summer Sales
The store notes a high demand for white fabrics for suits skirts and waists. A dedicated White Goods department showcases Madras Damasse waistings Persian Lawns French Lawns Embroidered Linens Mercerized Oxfords Imported Linens Linen Lawns and White Swiss with prices ranging from 5c to $1.50 per yard.
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Madras
Will Heynen Returns Home From Illness
Will Heynen, confined to his home for five weeks, was out for the first time today and reported feeling fine though not fully recovered. Miss Edna Crenshaw hosted the Beta Sigma Omicon society gathering Tuesday afternoon at her West Sixth street home with dainty refreshments.
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