Boodle in Campaigns Reflects on 1896 Money Wars
The piece argues the Dalzell Cochran feud exposes the endless money games in politics. It recalls 1880 and 1896 campaigns, noting both sides spent vast sums, while urging both parties to sacrifice and curb campaign finance to restore moral integrity in voters and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Garfield
Arthur
The
Eagle
Republican
Hanna Anffiones
Daizell
Cochran
McKinley
Bryant
The Fair's Significance and the Mississippi Valley Rise
The essay lauds the World's Fair opening in St Louis and argues the Louisiana Purchase era opened a vast Mississippi basin rich in soil and resources. It envisions rapid development, industrial growth, and the valley as central to America's future prosperity and political stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
History of the
Mississippi
Rockies
Pacific
Louisiana
America
Mountains
Louisiana Territory
The
United States
Mississippi Valley
Men’s Club Banquet Closes Season at First Congregational
The Men’s Club of the First Congregational church held its final seasonal banquet in the church parlors with about a hundred guests. Decorations in pink and white featured snowballs and pink carnations. Guest speaker F A Leach of Kansas City urged civic reforms in a pointed address. Toasts followed by Rev B F Martin and others, with plans to resume events next fall. officers named F L Ludemann president A S Grant vice president Louis Bernstein secretary treasurer.
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First Congregational Church
F. A. Leach
Kansas City
Leach, Day & Sparks
Leach
B. F. Martin
Joan M. Hill
Hill’s Business College
A. S. Grant
Allen J. van Wagner
F. L. Ludemann
Louis Bernstein
Woman’s club guests mingle at St. Louis reception
Mrs. T. P. McCluney, delegate to the Federation of Women's clubs, attended a reception in St. Louis hosted Wednesday by the Wednesday club in honor of the visiting Federation delegates during the World’s Fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. McCluney
Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. Louis
Thursday Club meeting hosts prizes and refreshments
Mrs. Harry Finke hosted the Thursday club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. John T. Heard won the club prize, a hand painted plate, and Mrs. Lulu Hahn won the guest prize, a pair of white lace hose. Refreshments included strawberry ice cream and angel food cake.
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Harry Finke
John T. Heard
Lulu Hahn
Miss Grace Jencke to Entertain Tonight
Grace Jencke will entertain the S. C. Flinch club this evening, providing likely light entertainment and social activity for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jencke
Grace Jencke
S. C. Flinch Club
Union revival committee names deferred to next meeting
Low turnout at the East Broadway church union meeting delayed the appointment of committees for the Sedalia revival in June. A full session will reconvene next Tuesday at Trinity English Lutheran church to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broadway Christian Church
Sedalia
Trinity Eng
Eagles to Spread at Woodmen Hall Open Session
Fraternal Order of Eagles holds an open session tonight in Woodmen hall with delegations from Warrensboro Clinton Lexington Nevada Boonville and other cities expected. A fine lunch will be served.
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Order of Eagles
Woodmen Hall
Warrensboro
Clinton
Lexington
Nevada
Boonville
Amity Fraternal Meeting With Jost and Morgan Attend
Ramsey's Packet advertises American Beauty Rose Bushes at 15 cents each. Amity lodge No 69 A O U W and Degree of Honor invite a Glass hall social tonight with H L Jost and Almaretta Morgan expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Amity Lodge No
Degree of Honor
Glasshall
H. L. Jost
Almaretta Morgan
Simple Question Endorsement by Sedalia Citizen
M F Kaler of 505 West Fourth street testifies that after suffering back pains for months he found relief and a cure using Deans Kidney Pills from W E Bard Drug Co. The ad urges readers to buy the product, noting Foster Milburn Co. as sole U S agents and the price at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Kaler
West Fourth Street
Dean
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
A June Recital By Mrs Steele Promises Strong Closing Program
Mrs. W. D. Steele prepares an excellent closing song recital for the season to be held early in June likely at her home. Advanced pupils will perform numbers in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Steele
Arlington Pharmacy Agents Promote Sweet Springs Health
An advertisement notes Sweet Springs Water as a producer of good health with no big expense and marks ARLINGTON PHARMACY as the agents for distribution or sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Springs
Arlington Pharmacy
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HE Sentinel Newspaper CO
Meen City
Abe
Sentinel
Cc. F. Kibby
Dalzell-Cochran
John Daizell
Bourke Cochran
Brooklyn Eagle
Clair McKelway
Senate
Bryan
Hanna
Jones
R. B. Bradford
Illinois
Missouri
First Congregational Church Organization
Farris
Lish Lutheran Church
Brussels
Sedalia Awning and Mattress Company
Ohio—Manufactory
East Third
Stanley Coal CO
R. C. Dulph
Yasghsh Grocers
West Main St
Bell
Pettijonn
Ast Food
Weer
Jost
Sedalia Beer
Union
O Us
San Francisco
Pleasure Seeker’s
HOTEL
del Monte
Southern
California
H. G. Kaill, A. GF
P. A
Fidelity and Trust Co
Kansas City, MO
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