Bryan to Speak in Sedalia Tonight at Opera House
Wiam Jennings Bryan visits Sedalia with a large local delegation arriving from Clinton for a 7 30 p m speech at the opera house. Yeater to preside in Heard's absence. Bryan's headquarters at Elks hotel and departure planned after midnight.
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Wiam Jennings Bryan
Democracy
Sedalia
Sentinel
Mr. Bryan
Clinton
Opera House
Senator Yeater
Heard
Elks Hotel
Bryan arrives in Clinton for Democratic gathering
Special to the Sentinel reports large crowds in Clinton Missouri with delegates from a forty mile radius. William Jennings Bryan arrived at 9 15 from Joplin with state party leaders and spoke at the courthouse at 2. The Bryan special left Clinton at 4 30 and will reach its next stop at 5 50.
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the Sentinel
Clinton
Mr. Bryan
Joplin
Democratic Committee
Rothwell
Mitchum
I. Hickman
Bryan
Hill Foes Bryan as Democrats Plan Fading Mention
New York reporters say the New York state platform will omit references to William Jennings Bryan and his doctrines to avoid harming Democratic prospects. Leaders fear endorsing Bryan would hurt prospects in a congressional year. Urey Woodson says Bryan could press for a compromise at the 1904 national convention. Gorman is cited by Bryan as a strong eastern ally.
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New York
William Jennnings Bryan
Kansas City
David B. Hill
Bryan
Wey
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Urey Woodson
Owensboro Messenger
Cratic
Kentucky
Grand
Gorman
Hill
Mr. Bryan
Woolfert
Alleghanies
Tom Johnson
Farris and Ewers wed quietly in Clinton Mo
James Farris of Dresden and Miss Alice Ewers of Kansas City Junction were married at noon in Clinton with no witnesses except relatives. Miss Ewers, daughter of Robert Ewers, joins James Farris, a Pettis county farmer, in beginning life near Dresden. The Sentinel offers best wishes to the couple.
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Joplin
Baseball Park
Bryan
W. J. Stone
A. M. Dockery
James Farris
Dresden
Alice Ewers
Kansas City
Junction
Clinton
Ewers
Robert Ewers
Kansas City Junction
Mr. Parris
Farris Bros
Mud. Nut line of perfumes offered in Sedalia
The Bard Drug Co announces the Mud. Nut line of perfumes as the finest quality fragrance selection yet offered in Sedalia. Consumers are invited to explore new scents and exclusive bottles at the drugstore location.
Baby's accident on Ohio street endangers infant
The infant of Mr and Mrs Will Hunecut was left in a baby buggy on the sidewalk when a gust sent the buggy rolling off the curb. The child fell and struck its head on brick pavement sustaining a bad scalp wound.
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Will Hunecut
Ohio Street
Hunecut
Weisburg
Laundering Request for Colored Goods to Longan’s
A note directs sending colored garments to Longan’s for laundering. It specifies no further details on service scope, deadlines, or contact persons.
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Longan’s
A. Elopeces Fr H Phipps and Edna S Walker Wed in City
AY ELOPEVEME FR. H. Phipps and Edna S. Walker of St. Louis eloped to this city arriving this afternoon. They obtained a marriage license at the courthouse and married at 3 o clock at the home of Rev A A Boyd on South Lamine street. They said they ran away from home and planned to telegraph for parental permission.
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FR. H. Phipps
Edna S. Walker
St. Louis
Court House
A. A. Boyd
South Lamine Street
Two Heavy Land Deals in Houstonia Area
Two large farm sales concluded by Morris Bros Real Estate Co. valued above typical market activity. John R. Robertson sells a 190 acre farm east of Houstonia to James D. Ellis of McLean County Illinois at 65 dollars per acre. Captain Blackburn’s 240 acre home farm near Houstonia sells to Robertson at the same price per acre.
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Morris Bros Real Estate Co
John R. Robertson
Houstonia
James D. Ellis
McClean County
Illinois
Ellis
Captain Blackburn
Roberson
Revivals Urged by Bishop Morrison in London Ky
In London Kentucky yesterday Bishop Morrison of the Methodist Church urged more revivals. He compared the Nile valley’s soil to church vitality, noted that some denominations might survive without revivals but not the Methodist church, and presented twenty year membership statistics showing rises and a recent decline.
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London
Morrison
M. E. Church
Valley of the Nile
Methodist Church
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Frank Lorsbach
Family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors friends Altar Society Catholic Knights and Ladies of America for kindness shown after the death of beloved wife and mother Mrs Frank Lorsbach.
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Altar Society
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
Frank Lorsbache
Lorsbach
Burglars Enter Hill Boarding House in St. Louis
Robbers broke into Mrs. Wm. Hill’s boarding house at Fourth and Engineer streets last night and took a suit of clothes and shirts belonging to Mr. Luther, the Missouri Party hostler. No clues have been found for the culprits.
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Wm. Hill
Fourth
Engineer Streets
Luther
Missouri Paertie Hostler
Sentinel Selected as Official Sedalia and Pettis County Paper
The Sentinel gains Pettis county official paper status for twelve months after five bids. The county court deemed the Sentinel best given its circulation. The deal aims to cut costs and provide taxpayers with fuller, clearer county information.
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Sentinel
Sedalia
County Court
Pettis County
Dudnut perfumes sold by Bard Drug Co Sedalia
Sedalia shoppers hear about the celebrated line of dudnut perfumes offered by W. E. Bard Drug Co. The advertisement touts the finest quality available in town.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Doors Found Open at Two Local Firms
Merchant Policeman Rogers found both the Home Tea and Coffee company and the Taylor Music House with doors ajar last night, prompting a security check and investigation.
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Rogers
Home Tea and Coffee Company
Taylor Music House
Dow Drug Co Home Delivery Service Ad
Champaigne ec delivered at your home right off the ice Dow Drug Co tel 259.
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Champaigne
Dow Drug Co
Hail Dry Goods Secretary Returns From New York Stock Buy
C F Kibbey secretary of the Hail Dry Goods company came back today after a month long trip in New York City where he bought stock for the firm.
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C.F. Kibbey
Hail Dry Goods Company
New York City
Wanted Reliable Man for Responsible Position
Advertisement seeks a dependable applicant for a responsible role. References required with application. Apply at once at this office located at Address X.
Election at Armory Chooses New Officers in Company D
National Guard of Missouri unit in St. Louis held a last night election to replace Lt Moss. William E Grimm promoted to first lieutenant and William F Logan elected as second lieutenant. John A Glover promoted to first sergeant, Loren Holland as sergeant. Competitive drill for Bankers gold medal won by Glover, first man to win it twice in a row after 1893.
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National Guard of Missouri
HH. O. Moss
William E. Grimm
William F. Logan
Grimm
Lieutenant Logan
John A. Glover
Loren E. Holland
Ffa
Lee Stahl
Glover
Reichel
W. J. Wilson
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R. A. Higdon
George E. Dugan
W. H. Grafiis
W. McCurdy
J. D. Hail
W.S. Baker
John Yeater
W. B. Miller
Sam Hodges
Charles van Antwerp
Harvey T. Dow
Harvey T. Williams
P. B. Stratton
Lee Lovinger
O. M. Barnett
J.T. Montgomery
H. W. Harris
John Cashman
George McLaughlin
N.S. Ebersole
Mike Doherty
Con McHugh
R. DP. Marshall
Rae Lé
Way
Farris-Ewers
W. FE
Bard Drug Co
Them
Sedalia and
Pettis
Company D
Wm. E. Grimm
Wim. F. Logan
Jno. A. Glover, and Corp. Loren FE. Holland
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