Jefferson Club Names City or County for Missouri Chapters
The Missouri Democratic executive committee led by Will A. Rothwell adopts Jefferson Club naming rule adding city or county. Club aims to build statewide organization to elect nominees, support party platforms, and distribute literature. Plan for October convention with one delegate per twenty five members. eighteen clubs exist, with potential to reach fifty more in thirty days.
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State Committee
Will A. Rothwell
Moberly
Harry B. Hawes
St. Louis
George C. Orchard
Poplar Bluff
W. T. Kemper
Kansas City
W. E. Spratt
St. Joseph
Virgil Conkling
Carrollton
Gilbert Barbee
Joplin
John M. Sallee
Bethany
J. H. Edwards
Jefferson City
John C. Mills
Lancaster
F. M. Russell
Conday
Missouri
Jefferson Clubs
Minstrels Return After Hannibal Wreck and Settlement
The Harry Ward Minstrels, after a wreck in Hannibal last Tuesday, left on Thursday for Lexington. The show's damaged car has been repaired and will be released tonight. All but George Wade were paid their claims, and the company loss, about 10 000 dollars, was settled yesterday. Wade remains in Hannibal at the Windsor Hotel under J. T. Dudley. later moves to Leavenworth or Sedalia are possible as he recovers.
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Hannibal Courier-Post
Harry Ward Minstrels
Hannibal
Katy
Lexington
George Wade
Wade
Hotel Windsor
J. T. Dudley
Leavenworth
Kas
Harry Ward
Sedalia
Farm Sold Near Dresden In 1903 Sale
The Morris Real Estate company sold the 160 acre G W Crawford home farm of 8S. C. Bell, five miles north of Dresden, to Mr A D Teeters for 7200 dollars. Teeters will occupy the property after March 1 1903.
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Morris Real Estate Company
A. D. Teeters
Dexter Pen Promoted By Book Store Ad
Professors authors judges and bankers prefer the Dexter Pen because it writes smoothly without scratching. It costs a bit more than common grades but is worth the difference. Dexter's Book Store endorses the product.
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Dexter’s Book Store
Sedalia Guards Begin Carnival of the Centuries Drill
The Sedalia Guards a group of sixteen popular young ladies gave their first drill Saturday afternoon under the direction of Dr. F. H. Riley. The Maccabee rooms have been engaged for their respective rehearsals.
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Sedalia Guards
Sedalia
F. H. Riley
Maccabee Rooms
Blood Poison Sickness at Market Stand
J. Clingenpeel who runs a fish dressing stand at the Market House is suffering a blood poison in his thumb after a bone was driven in while cleaning fish a week ago. He remains under care as the wound heals.
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J. Clingenpeel
Mr. Clingenpeel
Schroeder Accepts Position at Meuschke Saturday
J. C. Schroeder accepted a position at H. W. Meuschke's and will host a reception Saturday to greet friends and well wishers.
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Meuschke
J. C. Schroeder
H. W. Meuschke
Watermelon Party Honors Visitor at West Seventh Street Home
Mrs Hattie Patt hosted a watermelon party Friday afternoon on West Seventh Street for Miss Mary Flavin of Kansas City guest of Mrs De Perm ple. Kist was top amusement. prizes included a watermelon tied with pink ribbons and filled with ben bow bens won by Mrs W P Huims berger. The guests prize a shower of gold went to Mrs J H Guenther. Watermelons were served after the games.
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Hattie Patt
West Seventh Street
Mary Flavin
Kaneas City
de Perm Ple
Kist
W. PF. Hiunsberger
J. H. Guenther
Follen Acquitted in Sedalia Assault Case
A jury before Judge Anderson acquitted B F Follen of assault and battery on Charles Murray. Murray was convicted of disturbing the peace and sentenced to sixty days in jail, transported to Sedalia by Constable Fleming to serve the term. Te Lovinger defended Follen.
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Anderson
Lamonte
B. F. Follen
Charles Murray
Murray
Sedalia
Fleming
Te Lovinger
Follen
Two Arrests Last Night In Carrying Concealed Weapons Case
Officers Echoff and Robertson arrested Ed Gravitt for carrying concealed weapons and keeping late hours. Planche Jackson was also detained on the charge of keeping late hours.
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Echoff and Robertson
Ed Gravitt
Planche Jackson
Active Young Elks Seek Work in Senate Box Office
An emerging group of Elks volunteers aims to staff the senate box office this season, bringing energetic local talent to the ceremonial duties. They organize training, coordinate shifts, and seek sponsorships to support continued outreach.
FT. Scott Couple to Wed The Marriage of Miss Ada Car
A short item notes the upcoming marriage of Miss Ada Car and a fiancé from Ft. Scott. The notice lists parties involved and confirms a forthcoming ceremony in the local area.
Miss Carmany Betrothed to Mr Cassius Varner
Announcement states the engagement between Miss Carmany and Mr Cassius Varner of Fort Scott Kansas. Miss Carmany has visited with her sister Mrs W B Shirk, indicating the forthcoming marriage around mid September.
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Cassius Varner
Fort Scott, Kas
Miss Carmany
W. B. Shirk
Obituary: Mrs Mary A Cake Dies at 91 in Sedalia
Mrs Mary A Cake aged 91 and two months died at 7 45 Saturday morning at her son J F Hughes 14 South Vermont Sedalia after general debility. Born in Jessamine County Kentucky in June 181 she came to Missouri in 1850 locating in Howard County. She married Rowland Hughes in 1832 producing five children. Widowed early and later married Rev P F Cake pastor of the Baptist church in Howard County. She lived in Sedalia sixteen years and is survived only by son J F P Hughes. Funeral at 2 this afternoon from the residence by Rev J B Fuller with pallbearers G W Barnett Louis Hoffman W T Morris A F Whipple John McCurdy John R Clopton.
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Mary A. Cake
J. F. Hughes
South
Vermont Street
Cake
Jessamine County
Kentucky
Missouri
Howard County
Rowland Hughes
Hughes
P. F. Cake
Baptist Church
Sedalia
J. F P. Hughes
First Baptist Church
J. B. Fuller
Mind centered services at Sedalia venues
First Church of Christ Scientist offers Mind subject programs in Sedalia at Collegos Music Hall and the Y M C A building with Wednesday 8 pm testimonial meeting for the public.
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First Church of Christ
Sedalia Colleg Os Music Hall
First Baptist Church Service Schedule
Morning service at 11 o'clock led by Rev. J B Fuller D D. No evening service. Sunday school at 9 30 a m B Y P U at 7 p m. Wednesday prayer service at 8 o'clock in the mid week series.
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First Baptist Church
Corner Sixth and
Lamine Streets
J.B. Fuller
D. D
East Broadway Church Services This Sunday
East Broadway Christian Church announces Sunday morning worship at 11 o'clock and evening service at 8. Sunday school begins at 9:30 with Christian Endeavor at 7 and Junior Endeavor at 3. Rev James Myers will fill the pulpit both services. All are invited.
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East Broadway Christian Church
F. L. Cook
Christian Endeavor
Junior Endeavor
James “. Myers
Briggs Homemade Auto Rolls Out For Trial Run
William Brigg, Missouri Pacific machinist, completed his self built car Saturday and took it for a test drive on Ohio street, drawing much interest as the machine performed perfectly.
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Briggs
William Brigg
Missouri Pacific
Ohio Street
Abell Threatens Injunction Over Elks Vaudeville Entrance
Dr. Abell and his Fourth Street office threaten injunction actions regarding the arched entrance to the Elks vaudeville venue. No steps were taken by late last night.
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Abell
Fourth Street
Elks Vaudeville
Sedalia troupe stars in Michael Strogoff at Finke Opera House
A Sedalia troupe directed by G. Bert Rodney presented Michael Strogoff at the Finke Opera House on Monday night. Reviewers call the performance among the best on the American stage and note Sedalians outperforming many professionals. Cast includes G. Bert Rodney, Arthur Koock, Louis Turner, and Louis Ritchie.
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Michael Strogoff
Sedalia
G. Bert Rodney
Finke Opera House
California
Sedalians
Arthur Koock
Benjamin Franklin Blunt
Louis Turner
Bonaptte Laidlaw
Louis Ritchie
Velvet Waists Offer Frenchy Fashion For Fall Wear
Local shoppers are urged to note new satin and silk taffeta and Louisienne stripes in fall waistlines. A fresh line of Mirror and Panne Velvets is on display as the four hundred eagerly order velvet waists, styling them with up to date artistic taste.
Notable local turnout for Czar era stage troupe
The audience overflows the Sedalia opera house as the Czar troupe performs with Mrs Neeley as Maria Strogoff and H B Shain as Ivan Deariff. About forty Sedalia residents attend, lured by a popular play staged under California Tent No 117 K O T M, highlighting neighbor performers and strong community support.
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Mrs. Neeley
Maria Strogoff
H. B. Shain
Ivan Deariff
Dolly Friemel
Naida
Emma Keck
Zangaree
Audiece
Sedalia
California
California Herald
Former Sedalian Takes Higher Post in Postal Service
Emmett Gordon, once manager of the Postal Telegraph in this city and later of the Cella Commission company at Jefferson City, has resigned to accept a better position with the Postal Company in St. Louis.
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Emmett Gordon
Postal Telegraph Company
Cella Commission
Jefferson City
Postal
St. Louis
Queen City Implement Sells Mowers Rakes and Presses
Standard Mowers, rakes, a hay loader and presses featured at Queen City Implement Company sales event. Local dealers showcased equipment for farms, with pricing and financing options advertised to buy now.
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Queen City Implement Company
Faust Reappointed as Wood's Opera House Doorkeeper
Mr P K Faust, who served as doorkeeper at Wood's opera house last season, has been reappointed for the coming year and was on duty again last night at his old post.
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P. K. Faust
Wood
Opera
New Tax Books Ready Two Months Earlier Than Usual
The city announces the new tax books are now ready, arriving two months ahead of the normal timetable.
Glass building roof on. ready by September first
August Helfert oversees repairs on the Glass building stating the roof is finished and the structure should be complete by September 1.
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August Helfert
Cup Awarded to Missouri Record Holder Superintendent
The cup mentioned by the Sentinel as won by Superintendent J. E. James of the Metropolitan Insurance Company goes to the superintendent with the best record in Missouri.
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the Sentinel
J. E. James
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Missouri
Traveler Waldmann Reports Pleasing Weather Abroad
J. Waldmann, vacationing in Albuquerque and Old Mexico, notes delightful weather and good crops. He expresses satisfaction with his observations and plans to return the first of the week.
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J. Waldmann
Albuquerque
Old Mexico
Clara Varnon Improves While Visiting Kansas City Kin
Miss Clara Varnon of Kansas City visiting sister Mrs. Clarke Longan has been quite ill the past week but is reported better today.
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Clara Varnon
Kansas City
Clarke Longan
Marriage License Issued in Kansas City to Smith and Rowland
A marriage license was issued in Kansas City on Friday to Daniel Smith of Sedalia and Maezzie Rowland of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Daniel Smith
Sedalia
Maezzie Rowland
For Sale: One Cider Ml Good Condition
Item offered is a cider mill component in good condition priced at 10 dollars. Buyer should inquire at the Boston cafe for details and purchase.
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Boston Cafe
The County Schools Open in September
County schools will begin the new term in September. A note clarifies that operations will proceed after a brief delay due to local conditions and weather considerations.
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Jefferson ,Clubs OF
G. W. Barnett
Louis Hoffman
W.T. Morris
A. F. Whipple
John McCurdy
John R. Clopton
H. W. Menschke
Pia
Line of
Moire Antiques
Ohio
Sedalian
MR. Faust
City News
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