Socialist Party Files First in Missouri Election Fight
In Missouri a race to file state tickets pits the Socialist party against the Socialist Labor party. Secretary of State filings show Democratic nominees listed while Socialist groups protest use of the term Socialist. A hearing is set for September 18 with committees urged to attend at the Y M C A Music Hall to prepare for the carnival.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Socialist Party
Socialist Labor
Socialist Labor Party
Kansas City Journal
J. H. Rathoun
E. T. Behrens
Secretary of State
Cony
Democratic Judicial Theve
Gayon
Leroy B. Valliantames
D. Fox
W. W. Ry
John Dirty
D. W. Shackleford
E. A. Dowell
T. J. Buchanan
Egate
St. Louis
Secre of
Young Edwards Sparks Chanute Victory Over Sedalia in Seventeen-Year-Old Pitcher Shine
Jack Edwards, barely 17, pitched Sedalia to a 14 to 6 win as Chanute captured the second game Friday afternoon. Edwards fanned eight, allowed two bases on balls, and yielded five hits. Bar tt also starred in center with strong fielding and timely batting. White stole home in the fourth, while Gross and Chanute’s defense backed the effort. Umpire Hawkins officiated. game lasted 1 hour and 42 minutes with Edwards credited for eight strikeouts and Davis for three.
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Young Edwards
Jack
Sedalia
Chanute
Doc
Matt
Vandine
Mr. Edwards
Funay
Edwards
Bartt
White
Brophy
Gross
Seda
Phy
Ford
Arlyvy
Winn
Barrett
Davis
Rohn
Hawkins
Laundering Request Sent to Longan's for Colored Goods
A note directs sending colored garments to Longan's for laundering services. The brief specifies the destination and task without extra details.
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Longan’s
Explanation for Bankruptcy Notice Published in Sedalia
A Sedalia reader explains why a bankruptcy petition was filed and published in local papers. He recounts work with the M K T railroad, a suit by E C White in Georgetown, salary garnishment in Chicago, and a claim dispute over a $22.50 bill versus $68.50 claimed by a collection agency.
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Sedalia Sentinel
Sedalia
M., K. and T. Railroad Company
E. C. White
Georgetown
Chicago
Chicago Collection Agency
Railroad
Bankruptcy Petition by Thomas J May
The excerpt cites Thomas J May describing garnishment, unpaid bills, and his decision to file for bankruptcy to protect his family and employment. He notes a small salary, illness in his family, and past efforts to pay creditors, arguing given a chance he would have settled debts.
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Thomas. J. May
Death of infant in Eagle Nebraska
Janie Bronson seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Bronson of Eagle Nebraska died Thursday. The parents arrived in Selalia on the noon train Friday with the remains. Mr Bronson is the son of Dr and Mrs Ira T Bronson. Interment was in Smithton cemetery.
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Janie
HH. Tf. Bronson
Eagle
Nebraska
Se ‘Talia
Mr. Bronson
Ira T. Bronson
Smithton Cemetery
Death of Pettis County official's son at Pleasant Hill
Frank Ferguson Jr the son of former Pettis county treasurer Ferguson died at the family home in Pleasant Hill Friday.
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Frank
Ferguson
Pettis County
Pleasant Hill
Bottled Beverages Delivered to Your Home
Ginger ale Dr Pepper celery champagne and others delivered at your home right off the ice Dow Drug Co rel 259.
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Dow Drug Co
Kansas City Guests to Day with Paul Curtis and Henry Ford
John Hedduck and Misses Leona Maupin and McKnight of Kansas City will be the guests of Paul Curtis and Henry Ford today.
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John Hedduck
Leona Maupin
McKnight
Kansas City
Paul Curtis
Henry Ford
Petty Rites Held for Noted Sedalia Farmer
OTT Petty aged 40 died Friday at his Sedalia area home after weeks of nervous prostration. He was a prominent Pettis County farmer with 800 acres and valued real estate in Sedalia and Texas. Survived by a widow and four sons the funeral is at 2 pm today with Woodmen of the World Sedalia camp pallbearers. Names listed include Knooth Robb Lambirth De Jarnette Lindsay and Brown.
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RE. A. Petty
Curd Petty
Pettis County
Missouri
Sedalia
Texas
Sedalia Camp
Woodmen of the World
Henry Knooth
James A. Robb
L. G. Lambirth
James de Jarnette
David Lindsay
J. M. Brown
Barge Rites Set In Camp Branch Area
J T Barge aged seven former Pettis county resident died at his Kentucky home after 5 30 pm last Thursday death due to general debility His body arrived in Sedalia at 1 43 am with Albert Barge son from Chicago to escort then to Camp Branch for interment wife died twenty years ago three sons Bruce Frank Albert and a daughter Mrs William Marshall survive Also he will be buried beside his wife at McKee s chapel six miles southeast of Sedalia Funeral planned for this afternoon.
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J. H. Barge
J. T. Barge
Pettis County
Sedalia
Bulletsville
Kentucky
Albert Barge
Chicago
Camp Branch
Sulletsville
Bruce Barge
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Frank
Fountain, Colo
Albert
Busi
Hud nut line of perfumes advertised in Sedalia
The W E Bard Drug Co promotes the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes described as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia, highlighting a premium fragrance selection for shoppers.
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Sedalia
W.E. Bard Drug Co
Seda
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Clerk Resigns From Elks Hotel
Mr Hiram Fuller day clerk at the Elks hotel has resigned and will leave Monday for his home at Gonverneur Newark.
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Hiram Fuller
The
Elks’ Hotel
Gonverneur
Newark
Fight on Main Street Leads to Arrests
The Flutz brothers of Lermont and Ollie Woods fought on Main Street Saturday evening. All parties were arrested and will have hearings in police court tomorrow.
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Flutz Brothers
Lamonte
Ollie Woods
Main Street
Tomrow
Accident Mauls Harrisonville Racers at State Fair Pace
The Harrisonville Democrat reports a racing accident in a 2:30 pace event at Sedalia during the state fair. King Walnut driven by Milt Keyes collided with Diploma driven by Dewey Redwood, sending both horses and drivers to the ground. Keyes was severely injured, Cotten shaken but mobile, and King Walnut finished first after the crash.
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Will Keyes
W. H. Cotton
Harrisonville
King Walnut
Milt Keyes
Diploma
Dewey Redwood
W. H. Cotten
Becaus
Keves
King Wanut
Cotten
Devg Redwood
Do Freeman
Keyes
Will Participate at Worlds Pair and City Military Unit
The following named members of company D second infantry N G M have been discharged leaving 48 active members. The company’s record at Butler encampment drew interest and several applications for membership have been received. About a dozen men will be enrolled this fall and the unit will attend the Worlds fair dedication in St Louis next year and the fair in 1904.
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Second Infantry
G. W.anamosa
C. T. Diffendatfer
G. A. Bergfelder
John Finnell
H. E. Settles
D. C. Tisch
W. W. Weatherman
Butler
St. Louis
Drunk Man Found Injured in Broad Street Night Scene
At the corner of Broadway and Laminestre about 12:30 last night a young man in severe intoxication was found by police and several citizens. He carried $50 a watch and chain, identity unknown, and was taken to a boarding house for care.
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Broadway and
Laminestre
Howa Wood
Ice Cream Social At Trinity English Lutheran Church
The Sunday school plans an ice cream social at the parsonage tomorrow evening. The event promotes community gathering with emphasis on charity and fellowship.
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Tri Ty English Lutheran Church
Railroads prepare for big business
Railroads announce large purchases of locomotives and cars as managers fortify fleets. The Baltimore and Ohio plans 100 locomotives after earlier buys. Chesapeake and Ohio leases 25 locomotives and 230 coal and coke cars. Missouri Pacific and STL, Brown Mountain and Southern add 95 engines since January with 50 more due.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Tron Mountain
Southern
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Music Hall
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Ball
Gomes
Angwy
Mr. Am
Chate
Ihalia
Collins
Alia
Parrett
Schrant
Kim
LY Gross
Burson
Rf Edwards
Howell
Crum
Perkins
Stump
Tullar
Olinson
Ott” Petty
Freig Department
Freig
J. J. Hill
Chiago
Princips
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