Democratic campaign roars into Sedalia area
Democratic leaders announce a vigorous push with William J. Bryan speaking September 10 in Sedalia, Ex-Governor Stone opening county efforts soon, and Senator Cockrell slated for dates starting September 15 in Jefferson City. Campaign aims include Pettis County and statewide issues.
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Sedalia
William J. Bryan
Stone
Lamonte
Democratic State Central Committee
F. M. Cockrell
Cockrell
Jefferson City
Daylight Thief Steals Six Bushels Of Corn
Peter Brandt, a grocer on the corner of Fifth and Kentucky, reported six bushels of corn taken from his barn yesterday between 3 and 6 pm. A white boy about 18 was seen in the barn by transfer men moving Frank Kaler’s household goods, but they mistook him for Brandt’s worker. Charles Bishop of Kansas City succeeds L G Barton as manager, with Barton transferring to Kansas City in a $25,000 company building move.
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Peter Brandt
Fifth
Kentucky
Frank Kaler
Charles Bishop
Kansas City
L. G. Barton
Sedalia Labor Federation Holds Regular Meeting
The Sedalia Federation of Labor met last night to transact routine business. The labor day committee has not completed its report and will not submit until the next meeting.
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Sedalia Federation of Labor
Labor Day Committee
Post Office Clerks Eye Insurance Department Plan
The National Association of Post Office Clerks met in Kansas City on September 4 to push for a salary bill becoming law in the next Congress. They also discussed starting an insurance department once 2000 members sign up for policies.
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Kansas City
National Association of Postoffice Clerks
W N Chapman Visitation Sparks City Produce Plans
W N Chapman assistant general manager of Swift and Co. produce house in Kansas City is in the city and will bring his family soon. Rumor says he will oversee the construction of a.
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W. N. Chapman
Swift and Co
Kansas City
City
Receivers Appointed for American Bicycle Company
Judge Kirkpatrick in Newark appoints Colonel Albert A Pope R Lindsey Coleman and John A Miller as receivers for the American Bicycle Company known as the Bicycle trust. The firm defaulted interest on bonds totaling 225000, owes 150000 to Baring Magoun Co 59000 to Federal Manufacturing and 58000 to Smithers Co plus other debts. The outstanding bonds principal is reported at 9500000 while assets total 7751000 with some uncertain value.
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Trenton
N. J
Kirkpatrick
Newark
Albert A. Pope
R. Lindsey Coleman
John A. Miller
American Bicycle Company
The
Bicycle Trust
Pope
Mr. Coleman
Baring, Magoun and Co
Federal Manufacturing Company
Missouri Kansas Texas Offices Move to McGinley Building
The commercial offices of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad company Bailey and Smith real estate firm and M T Slane insurance agent will relocate to the McGinley building at 303 Ohio Street. They will occupy the room when repairs and changes are finished.
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The
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
Bailey and Smith
M. T. Slane
McGinley
Ohio Street
Pettis County Court Rejects Bridge Bids and Delays Printing
The Pettis county court finished monthly business and reviewed bids. Bridge construction bids were rejected while county printing bids were opened and laid over for one week. Five of eight county newspapers submitted bids.
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Pettis
Salvation Army Corner Stone Row In Cleveland
In Cleveland Sept 4 trouble arises as the Salvation Army Mark Hanna and a bricklayer union clash over who will lay the corner stone of the Salvation Citadel. The union demands Hanna join the bricklayers or the work will be halted while Hanna questions his invitation and role.
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Mark Hanna
the Bricklayer’s Union
Cleveland, O
Salvation Army
Bricklayer’s Union
Hanna
Salvation Citadel
Union
Citadel
George Foster Willed Killed in Mexico Railroad Wreck
Word was received that George Foster a former Sectalian was killed in a railroad wreck in Mexico. He was brother to Mrs. John Carlisle of 413 East Seventh Street.
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George Foster
Mexico
Mr. Foster
John Carlisle
East Seventh Street
Edna Pearl Shelden to Wed Loran E Holland
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Edward Shelden for their daughter Edna Pearl to marry Loran E Holland. Ceremony set for Wednesday evening September 17 at 204 West Cooper Street.
Elder Loring wedding in St Louis and Sedalia
The marriage of Miss Clara E. Loring of St. Louis and C. F. Elder of Sedalia occurred on Tuesday September 2 in a very quiet ceremony conducted by Rev. Charles K. Watson of the First United Presbyterian Church.
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Elder-Loring
Clara E. Loring
St. Louis
C. F. Elder
Sedalia
Charles KK. Watson
First United Presbyterian Church
St. Louis Republic
Thirteenth Day of Torr Roosevelts Safe in Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt rests at home in Oyster Bay after a trolley crash injured the president and killed his bodyguard William Craig near Whittsfield Massachusetts. Driver David J. Pratt was seriously hurt and Secretary Cortelyou and Governor Crane were bruised. The incident occurred on the tour’s thirteenth day, close to the McKinley shooting anniversary.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Whittsfield
Mass
Lenox
William Craig
Secret Service
David J. Pratt
Cortelyou
Crane
Massachussetts
The Age of the Electric Railway Promises Missouri Growth
Discussion on a future electric railway network centering Sedalia linking Marshall Versailles Cole Camp and John son county coal fields. Cites large investments in electric roads in the United States and argues frequent service flexible operations clean cars and low fares as key advantages over steam lines.
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Sedalia
Marshall
Versailles
Cole Camp
Johnson County
Central Missouri
Missouri Pacific
George H. Gibson
Eering Magazine
United States
Boonville Druggist Convicted for Sunday Liquor Sales
Boonville Missouri September 4 special to the Sentinel reports Hirsh a young druggist from Warrensburg was tried before Justice Richard Crews and convicted in two cases for selling liquor on Sunday and without license. He was fined $100 and costs in each case. Prosecuting Attorney Chambers led the state and L B Wright defended the defendant.
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The
Sentinel
Boonville
Kate Haus speaks on C. E. work at First Congregational
Miss Kate Haus of St. Louis addressed the congregation Tuesday evening on Christian Endeavor matters. The gathering aimed to arouse interest in the state convention to be held here in October.
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CC. EL
Kate Haus
St. Louis
First Congregational Church
C. E. Work
Hud nut line of perfumes offered in Sedalia
W E Bard Drug Co promotes the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes described as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia with emphasis on fragrance superiority and availability.
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Sedalia
W.E. Bard Drug Co
W. EF
Bard Drug Co
Accident to Reuben Wood on nutting trip near Georgetown
Reuben Wood, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Wood, sustained a painful accident while nutting near Georgetown on Wednesday. His foot was caught between a stump and wagon wheel, resulting in a badly bruised foot and a sprained ankle.
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Reuben Wood
Howard Wood
Georgetown
Harry Disney Charged With Gambling in Kansas City
Former Sedalia resident Harry Disney now living in Kansas City is under arrest there on gambling charges. He left Sedalia about seven or eight years ago.
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Harry Disney
Kansas City
Disney
Sedalia
Kansas City Detective Seizes Suspect in Chicken Theft Case
Kansas City officer Mat S. Kenny arrived in Sedalia with a warrant for Charles McCullough. McCullough was arrested Tuesday by Dillard Boultz and Wood and handed to Kenny. He boarded train No. 9 for Kansas City with 113 chickens and a revolver left behind. Kenny, part of a Jackson county gang of chicken thieves crackdown, reported the details to officers.
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Mat S. Kenny
Kansas City
Sedalia
Charles McCullough
Dillard
Boultz
Wood
McCullough
Kenny
Jackson County
Bottled beverages delivered to your home
Ginger ale and Dr Pepper advertised as delivered right off the ice. Dow Drug Co. listed with release 259.
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Dow Drug Co
Institution Flourishes Under Confederate Home Leadership
Col. W. C. Bronaugh of Henry County reported from Sedalia this morning on his return from Higginsville where he attended a Confederat Home board meeting. He says the institution is in excellent condition with 180 inmates.
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W. C. Bronaugh
Henry County
Sedalia
Higginsville
Confederat Home
Colonel Bronaugh
Telluride death of P. B. Latsche linked to family notice
Telegram reports P B Latsche killed himself in Telluride Colorado Tuesday. Former Appleton City jeweler and Cleveland era postmaster. Father Peter Latsche of this city to receive remains for Saturday interment under Masonic rites.
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Leslie Latsche
Latsche
Telluride
Appleton City
Cleveland
Peter Latsche
Masonic Order
Goats Sale At Kansas City Boosted By Benton County Farmer
Gerd Mueller of Benton county attended the Angora goat sale at the Kansas City stock yards. He bought five bunches totaling 302 goats at an average price of 4.50 per head. The goats will be shipped to Cole Camp this week.
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Kansas City
Gerd Mueller
Benton County
Missouri
Muller
Cole Camp
Behrens Returns Home From Kansas City Visit
E. T. Behrens arrived home last night from a trip to Kansas City.
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E. T. Behrens
Kansas City
Preacher Heads Ohio Democratic Ticket At State Convention
The Ohio Democratic State Convention chose Reverend Herbert S. Bigelow for secretary of state with Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland presiding. Bigelow, 33, pastor of Cincinnati’s Vine Street Congregational Church, was welcomed as a rising speaker and preacher.
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Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Herberts. Bigelow
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Johnson
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Ser
Ane
Torr
Gerd Muller
Cole Camper
Preacher
Ohio Democrats
Rev. Herbert
Bigelow
Secretary of State
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