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Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri

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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1904

Page

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Ministerial Reception Honors Several Missouri Clergy

A bright social event in Phillips’ Hall honored Rev. R H Smith of Louisiana Mo Rev W C Ellis of Fulton Me Rev H A Healy of Troy Me and Rev W H Smith Sedalia District Presiding Elder The speaker list included J Will Jackson and J Adam and the hosts praised the ministers work and character A reception followed with a dinner and generous thanks expressed by all attendees

R. H. Smith M. E Louisiana W.C. Ellis M. E. Church Fulton Me H. A. Henly Troy W. H. Smith Sedalia Phillips’ Hall Mar Taylor's Chapel Wealey Phillips Phillips Mississippi River W. C. Ellis Central Tennessee College Central Missouri Conference H. A. Healy Lon J. Will Jackson P. E St. Joseph C. M Taylor Chapel Mallaliew J. Adame Thin City Mr. Phillips Samuel Philli Presiding Elder Minneola Cottage Arrow Rock J. W. Payne Armstrong F. C. B. Washington Butler J. D. Evans Columbia B. D. Dixon Des Moines O. A. Johnson Fayette W. J. DeBoe Fulton W. C. Ellis Glasgow G. W. Reeves Harrissonville G. W. Wynn Independence J. J. Clark Kavsaa City-Asbury W. H. Wheeler Burns J.M. Harris Clark P. Overton Mexico Sebree J. W. Stapleton

Hosts Celebrate Generosity In Gracious Setting

A passage noting gratitude toward hosts and hostesses for their liberal hospitality and hopes of meeting again in a similarly congenial setting. The text emphasizes appreciation and continued good will among those who organized and attended the gathering.

Missouris Missouri Conference Plans to End Delegates Entertainments

The Missouri Conference will abolish entertaining delegates at future annual meetings. A committee was appointed to present a plan to fund the new arrangement. Delegates and preachers would be hosted by the congregation in the session city, with each church assessed for delegate and preacher expenses.

Mexico John Anderson M. E Missouri Columbia Methodiam Anderson C.M. Bishop St. Joseph S. P. Cresap J. M. Gibson Richmond B. J. Casteel Criminal Court J. M. Proctor Sturgeon H. P. Woodaon C. E. Brown A. B. Culberteen

Appointments of the James Daniels Dead

A list of district and conference appointments for JAMES DANIELS and many ministers across Missouri and nearby states is presented, with hospitals, incidents, and a narrative about his death. James Daniels dies after hospital stay linked to alcohol use and a fatal railroad accident near the Katy engine. conflicting hospital witness accounts emerge regarding a woman seen at the patient’s bedside.

James Daniels James Hia Wpree Katy Sentinel Galso Jame Fred

Local Notices and Reminiscences From Sedalia

A piece from Sedalia notes Miss Sarah Embree closing her school at Yates Missouri and plans to summer in Sedalia. It mentions Prof W H Council arriving to lecture the students and lists attendees on the rostrum. Also covered are burial details for Archie Robinson and local church and lodge events, plus a discussion of race and youth.

Sarah Embree Yates Sedalia Kuhn & Co Swearingen & Co

Poet Dunbar to Write Ode for Negro Day at Fair

August 1 marks Negro Day at the Worlds Fair in St Louis with elaborate plans by colored citizens. Walter M Farmer, head of the event committee, was to invite Paul Laurence Dunbar the renowned Negro poet to compose an ode for the occasion.

Dunbar St. Louis Walter M. Farmer Committee of Citizens In Paul Lawrence Dunbar

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