President Denies Cabinet Crisis Rumors
In Washington this morning the president issued an official denial of rumors claiming a cabinet crisis exists, stating there is no such situation.
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Washington
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1903
Page
1
Thompson Was Game in West Main Saloon Bout
Two linemen brothers Tom and John Mitchell clashed with bartender George Thompson at Mellor saloon on West Main. Thompson ejected them after a scuffle left the brothers bruised and Thompson with a skinned knuckle. Deputy Rector and Constable Conner aided, and the pair were jailed.
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Tom
John Mitchell
Mellor
West Main Street
George Thompson
Thompson
Rector
Conner
Cabinet Rows Over Postal Scandal Do Not Trigger Crisis
The president denied rumors of a cabinet crisis over the postal scandal clarifying there was no ultimatum from Secretary Shaw to resign if Comptroller Tracewell was removed. Officials acknowledge differences in opinion but confirm Shaw and Payne support the president's chosen course.
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Bonaparte
Conrad
Shaw
Payne
Alaskan Boundary Award Signed by Commission
Washington reports the Alaskan Boundary Commission has signed its award. The decision withholds public announcement for now and will be conveyed to Canada and the United States. The Portland Canal and several small islands are awarded to Canada while other disputed areas go to the United States.
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Washington
State Department
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Portland Canal
Canada
America
Pope Wishing To Walk About Rome City
Rome October 20 The Pope’s relatives say he wishes to begin trips about the city as soon as government safety measures are set. Steps are being taken to determine what the King will do under the circumstances.
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Rome
Vatican
Minneapolis Boodle Investigation Continues
Court overruled motion to quash the true bill against G F Moulton charged with an attempt to bribe Alderman Powers. The ruling validates the special grand jury that indicted several aldermen recently as of Oct 20 in Minneapolis.
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London
Whitaker Wright
London and Globe Corporation
Wright
America
Minneapolis
G. F. Moulton
Woman acquitted of arson in Kas local trial
Seneca Kansas October 20 Mrs Carrie A Camp was acquitted of arson charges after a fire she allegedly set at her Goffs millinery store August 8 destroyed six buildings and caused extensive damage.
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Kansas City
Kas
Seneca, Kas
Carrie A. Camp
Goffs
Kansas City Congregational Churches Convene in Annual Meeting
The Kansas City association of Congregational churches met at Second Congregational Church with devotional services led by Rev. B F Martin and Rev. Charles T Wheeler. Ministers and delegates attended as Rev. James W Fifield spoke on missions and a new church near Lee’s Summit joined the association with Rev. C F Wallif installed as pastor.
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B. F. Martin
Albert Bushnell
Charles T. Wheeler
Kansas City
C. S. Baird
J. Lincoln Ellis
Sedalia
James W. Fifield
A. K. Uray
Lee’s Summit
C. F. Wallif
Hickman Mills
Sampson
Sampson Groping For the Pillars—Rev. Wallace M. Short, Kansas City
War drift in Far East framed by Drayton comments
The Hon. Arthur H. Drayton, recently resigned from the British Legation in Tokio, arrives at USS New York and predicts war between Russia and Japan is likely soon though not immediate. He notes Russia and Japan clash could draw France and England into conflict, and stresses diplomatic restraint and open explanations.
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New York
Arthur H. Drayton
Tokio
Japan
Portugal
San Francisco
England
Russia
France
Baron Komura
Korea
Manchuria
Far
Near East
President calls extra session of Congress for November 9
Washington reports the President issued a proclamation calling an extra session of Congress to convene Monday, November 9, outlining the start date and purpose for urgent legislative action.
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Congress
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Starvation Tactics Hit Pacific Express Strikers
Express Messengers strike spreads a starve out across the route from Kansas City to Pueblo. Trainmen refuse meals to non union workers, forcing express crews to carry food and endure hunger as shipments sit idle.
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Pacific Express
Kansas City
Pueblo
Colo
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Union Depot
Union
Great American Desert
Joplin
Union Station
St. Joseph
Coffeyville
Yates Center
W. C. Fleming
Atchison
Strikes for Girl's Honor in Michigan Farm Dispute
Grand Rapids report details E D Fulner of Mancelona beating Herman Frickey after suspecting an assault on his 11 year old daughter E. D Fulner then bound him and held him captive overnight. Morning transport to Mancelona saw Frickey jailed. alleged May assault witnessed by the girl’s brother, with threats silencing the children.
Missouri Pacific Sells Round Trips For Cattle Show
Kansas City travelers can buy round trips from October 17 to 24 with return valid through October 26 for the Missouri Pacific cattle and horse show event.
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Missouri Pacific
Sedalian Arlie Gatlin Dying in Colorado Springs
Former Sedalian Arlie Gatlin lies near death in Colorado Springs as friends in Sedalia await confirmation of his passing.
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Sedalian
Colorado
Arlie Gatlin
Colorado Springs
NEW TAILORED SUITS AT THE GREATER HAIL STORE
The Greater Hail Store showcases tailored suits described as far above common. Designers and dress artists craft inventive styles, offering Norfolk Jacket Suits, Oxford and brown Cheviots, Louis XIV Venetian satin linings, and black Cheviot options with full satin lining and seven gore skirts.
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Greater Hail
Norfolk
Fashion in Black Fabrics and Silks for Tailored Apparel
The piece lists black fabrics for gowns and suits, noting rough Zibalines and Cheviots for serviceable attire, plus lush Voiles Etamines and Mystrals. Prices range from 50c to $2.25 with options like Zibeline $1.00 to $1.50 and Austrian Cloth at $2.25.
Hats With Style Spread From Black To Blue For All
Fashionable hats priced from 37 to 6 dollars feature tailor made Scotch or French felt in dozens of styles. Taffeta varieties in black brown and navy trim with wings and birds range 5 to 11 dollars. Military street hats with braid and button trimmings go 3 to 12 dollars. Childrens caps of corduroy and Zibiline sell up to 1.50.
Raffia for Fancy Work Demonstrations and Supplies
Raffia from Madagascar described as a durable, versatile material for belts hats mats and purses with a soft leaflike texture. Free expert demonstrations are offered Tuesdays and Fridays from 2 to 5 pm with private lessons at 40 cents. Raffia in natural or colored forms priced at 10 cents per bunch. Reeds of all sizes also sold.
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Madagascar
Lively Lec ture Course Tickets Sell Rapidly in Sedalia
The Sedalia Lecture course sold 673 season tickets by noon at West's Book Store, with reservations for the entire season. The event, held at the First Christian church, features seven numbers and a price of one dollar.
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Sedalia
West’s
First Christian Church
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Treasury Department
Great London Corporation
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Kansas City Association OF
Congregational Churches
Kansas
City Association of Congregational
Second Congregational Church
Marvin
Pacific Express Company
Kansas City Times
the Express
Farmer
Grand Rapids, Mich
Childred
J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO
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