Announcements of Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney Candidacies
The Sentinel announces William J. Castle as a candidate for representative subject to the Democratic County Convention. Bruce Barnett proclaims his own candidacy for prosecuting attorney of Pettis County. H K Bente and James Montgomery are named for the prosecuting attorney nomination, pending Democratic party selection.
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Ettis County
Bruce Barnett
The
Sentinel
H. K. Bente
James Montgomery
Democrats
Pettis Counew
O. E. Parsons Seeks Re nomination for Pettis Probate Judge
The notice announces Judge O. E. Parsons as a candidate for re nomination for the office of Probate Judge of Pettis County, pending action by the Democratic convention on August 11, 1902.
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The
Sentinel
O. E. Parsons
Pettis County
Cress Nominated for Judge in Pettis County
The name of W. L. Cress is announced as a candidate for Judge of the Western District of Pettis County subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention.
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The
Sentinel
W. L. Cress
Pettis County
E R Wilson Declared Candidate for County Court Judge
E R Wilson of Green Ridge township announces candidacy for judge of the county court in the Western district subject to the Democratic party nomination. He seeks the judicial post amid local party activity and countywide political interest.
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E. R. Wilson
Green Ridge Township
Rogers seeks renomination for Sedalia township justice
Judge N H Rogers announces intent to seek re nomination as justice of the peace for Sedalia township subject to Republican party endorsement.
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FOR Justice OF the Peace
Sedalia Township
Repub
Sedalia Township Constable Candidates Named
James C. Connor is announced as a Democratic party candidate for constable of Sedalia township. Charles Leftwich is announced for the Democratic nomination for constable of Sedalia township.
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The
Sentinel
James C. Connor
Sedalia Township
Democratic Party
Charles Leftwich
Se@alia township
Signs of the Times and Democratic Challenge
The piece argues that large capitalists push toward centralized national power, concentrating influence in a few money barons. It contends that belief in popular government wanes among financial kings, endangering the republic’s founding principles.
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Democratic Party
Republic
Democratic Party Unity and the Call to Get Together
The passage urges Democrats to unite against wealthy elites and a limited monarchy, defending democracy and equal legal rights. It emphasizes reintegrating former Democrats who support freer trade and tariff reduction, while insisting harmony in the party to secure a Democratic majority in the next House.
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Democratic Party
Republic
House of Representatives
Scientists Withheld Mt Pelee Warning Until Later
The gentlemen of science knew Mt. Pelee danger weeks ago but saved their information for mid summer magazine issues.
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Gentlemen of Science
Mt. Pelee
Mr Hanna Shows Tendency Belief in Nocent Friends
The sentence notes Mr Hanna’s pattern of trusting friends before they are proven guilty, citing multiple instances where innocence was asserted prior to verdicts.
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Hanna
Missouri fairs listed by state agriculture board
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture released this year’s fair schedule with dates across multiple cities. Readers are asked to submit any fairs not on the list for publication in board bulletins.
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Daily
Weekly Sentinel
State Board of Agriculture
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Bunceton
WL. Kerns
Bear Creek
Warrensboro
T. Dofflemeyer
Sedalia Dominates Joplin in 9–0 Shutout
Joplin fell 9 to 0 to Sedalia with Curtis and Burson handling pitching. Dunn Wikizer and Brophy shared catching for Joplin as Sedalia posted 9 runs on 16 hits with 5 errors.
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Joplin
Curtis
Sedalia
Invincible Wednesday
Burson
Dunn
Wi Kizer
Brophy
Sedalia Battery
Devf Toutes
Connor's Tricks Foil Greminger at Plate
Veteran catcher Jack Connor baffles ex teammate Greminger of the Boston club with a feigned pose. Greminger, on third after a single and a sacrifice, overruns home as Connor appears to give a poor throw but makes a sharp tag to block the plate.
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Jack Connor
Greminger
Cleveland
Jack
Long
Demonte
Herman
Morgan
Davis
Tillmans honesty enrages Senate with humbug assault
The Senate expresses disgust not at Tillmans rude speech but at his blunt truthfulness and attacks on pretension, highlighting his controversial stance and confrontation with established norms.
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Tillman
Senate
Humbug
Hill Eyes Cuba Trip as Bryan Absent for Presidential Push
The note suggests former New York Governor David B. Hill should capitalize Bryan's absence in Cuba to test a potential presidential bid.
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David B. Hill
Mr. Bryan
Cuba
Nevada Signs Left Handed Pitcher Phil Chinn
St Joseph News reports manager McWhibben signed Phil Chinn from the Nevada team of the Missouri and Kansas league. Chinn pitched yesterday against Coffeyville, holding them to three hits. A left handed pitcher, he is highly regarded and will appear for St Joe in the Milwaukee series.
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St. Joseph
McWhibben
Phil Chinn
Nevada
Chinn
Coffeyville
St. Joe
Northeast School Friday Program Includes Songs And Recitations
The Northeast school outlines a Friday afternoon program with multiple grades performing songs such as Pussy Willow Knives and Forks and Robin Shoemaker Tulip plus choruses and solos. Highlights include My Old Kentucky Home and Home Sweet Home style pieces along with recitations Five Little Rabbits and Men of Harlack.
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Rooster
Little Dove
Dickery Dockery Dock
Robin
Shoemaker
Tulip
Nannie
Kittie
Tom, Toi
Kentucky
Aittie
What was summer made for to dream and fish
A Washington Star poem notes summer as a time for fishing and dreaming. The playful verse describes fish waiting for bait, sunlit mornings, laughing willows, and flowing creek water. The speaker muses that summer exists to fish and dream, echoing a lazy, sunlit leisure tone.
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de Crick
Washington Star
False alarm at Higdon home on Vermont Street
Fire department responded at 7:20 last evening to the residence of R. A. Higdon at 231 Vermont Street after neighbors misread a bright glow from a gasoline stove as a fire. No damage or flames were found.
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R. A. Higdon
Vermont Street
Lettuce Head Display Grows From Archias Seed Farm
Archias Seed Store displays a Grand Rapids variety lettuce head over a foot wide. It was grown from seed by Mr. H. F. Brown, noted local gardener, highlighting the seed firm's horticultural achievement.
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Archias
Grand Rapids
8. F. Brown
National League Scores From Yesterday Games
Rain halted several NL games with notable results including Pittsburgh losing 3 to 4 at home to New York, Chicago edging Philadelphia 4 to 3, and Brooklyn defeating Cincinnati 3 to 1 after rain interrupted play in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
At Washington-St Louis and Other Game Scores
A sequence of scores shows Washington leading St Louis 4 to 5, Philadelphia at Cleveland 11 to 12, Boston tied with Chicago 1 to 0, and Baltimore 2 Detroit 4.
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St. Louis
John Hachmeister
Washington
Lewis F. Pues
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Chica
Baltimore
Detroit
Nevada victory in rain shortened contest over Tola
Nevada won the second game of the series 8 to 7 at Iola Kansas, called in the first half of the ninth due to rain. Tola tallied 7 runs and 7 hits with 5 errors while Nevada had 8 runs and 7 hits. Batteries were Morgan and Kuran for Tola, Weeks and Cheek for Nevada.
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Kas
Nevada
Tola
Morgan
Kuran
Weeks
Cheek
Springfield defeats Jefferson City in Missouri Valley league game
In Springfield Missouri on May 22, Springfield beat Jefferson City 9 to 7 in a Missouri Valley league game.
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Shringfield
Jefferson City
Springfield
Jefferson City Hits Batter Porters and Moore in 11 Errors
Jefferson City racked up 11 hits and 5 errors as Shepard Cartwright and Shrast led the battery against Porter Moore and Schmidt. The game featured multiple errors and notable hitting by Jefferson City in a contested matchup.
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Porter
Moore
Schmidt
Jefferson City
Shepard
Cartwright
Shrast
Fort Scott Triumphs 14 7 Over Coffeyville
Fort Scott claimed a 14 to 7 victory over Coffeyville on Wednesday. Crave ens and Hiffman, Lindley, and Moore contributed at the batteries.
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Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Craveens
Hiffman
Lindley
Moore
Pitcher Hudson Powers Released by Manager Roe
Pitcher Hudson Powers has been released by manager Roe and will return to his home at the end of the season after receiving the dismissal.
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Hudson Powers
Roe
Perry LiL Powers Begin Season With Jefferson City Win
Perry LiL Powers pitched the opening game of the season at Jefferson City and secured a victory. The performance set a strong tone for the team's early campaign.
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Perry Lil
Powers
Jefferson City
German M E Church Social Open To Public
The ladies of the German M. E. church host a social this afternoon and evening from 3 to 10 at the home of H. L. Emrich located on 501 East Fifth Street.
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M. E. Church
H. L. Emrich
S01
East Fifth Street
A New Heir Arrives For Stephen Barfield Family
Stephen Barfield and his wife welcome a fine baby boy born at their home this morning.
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