Missouri Republicans Endorse Roosevelt Platform From National Convention
The Missouri State Republican delegates in convention express full support for Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks, condemn bribe-takers, demand equal protection of law, advocate local officer elections, and insist on ballot sanctity and fraud investigations and punishment of offenders.
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Missouri
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
What They Say of Scott Joplin Rag-Time King
The Metropolitan Press and critics praise Scott Joplin. The St Louis Globe-Democrat calls him the King of rag time writers. The Chicago American notes only experienced musicians can play his syncopations. The New York World hails him as the most gifted composer of his race in rag time.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Scott Joplin
Joplin
New York World
Negro elected as delegate to Republican Convention
Hilldale Missouri reports a historic milestone as Rev J M Endicott pastor of the A M E church becomes the first Black delegate from Howard County to the Republican Convention at St Joseph Missouri He advocates unity on political issues to gain recognition for his color in the region.
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Hilldale
Howard County
St. Joseph
J. M. Endicott
Drunken Black man jailed for quarrel then murdered in river
In Hutonville South Carolina a drunk Black man Kett Bookard quarreled with white youths. He was jailed for a five dollar fine but could not pay. That night the youths abducted him from jail bound his hands and feet, beat him severely, tied a stone to his neck and threw him into the river. Authorities report a deadly assault with possible racial motive and ongoing investigation.
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Hutonville
S. C
Kett Bookard
Hookard
Local social notes from Marshall visitors and gatherings
Mrs. White and Mr Adaims of Marshall visit Ada Finley and friends. Adaline Valentine from Mt Teacard attends a meeting. J J Finley makes a Sunday business trip to Mt Leanrad. Annie Frazier and May Wilson visit Mt Leonard last Tuesday. Sam Williams of Kansas City returns for his cousin Thomas Williams funeral in Pleasant Grove. Malinda Brockman visits on business. Sarah Thompson hosts entertainment Saturday night. Maggie Howard and twister Liza Miles from Alma visit Sunday. Alice Parker attends Johnson wedding in Pleasant Grove. People from Waverly attend basket dinner at M Fr Church. Rev Tayes of Malta Bend preaches. Charley Taylor and mother attend funeral for his cousin Thomas. Mary Brown from Kansas City visits town. Guthries visit Friday. Churches not dignified or pure while doors are open to any old meeting.
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Sam Williams
Kansas City
Pleasant Grove
Thomas Williams
Alice Parker
Johnson
Waverly
M. Fr
Rev. Tayes
Malta Bend
Charley Taylor
Thomas
Afternoon program with 100 to 200 firing salutes
A military ceremony featured an afternoon program including 100 to 200 firing salutes led by Sergeant Buck Shelby. The event highlighted formal honors as part of the proceedings.
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Sargeant
Buck Shelby
Fourth of August Musicale Feature at Evening Celebration
At 8:30 P.M. Scott Joplin will perform assisted by others in a program touted as a highlight of the celebration. The Grand March follows led by Pross, Nathaniel Diggs, and John Williams, per the schedule in daily notices.
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Scott Joplin
Wotclock
P.m
Pross
Nathaniel Diggs
John Williams
Please Put This in Your Next Issue
A 19th century editorial note from the Southwestern Christian Advocate explains limited space and the need to publish items by priority. It urges brethren to submit timely articles and hints that some material two months old cannot be printed. The Editor warns patience as smaller voices may be sidelined.
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Adoyo
Warren County Daily Notes and Social Highlights
Mrs Bell Johnson spends days in Kansas City Rev J M Harris of Kansas City visited Warren Wednesday Miss Fuel to visit her mother in Kansas City after long absence in St Louis Robert Fuel dies in Kansas City and is widely known Milk Maids convention held at Warren Street M E Church Ness Lice Miller and sister plan a few days in Kansas City Mrs J M Tarris of Kansas City visiting relatives here and in St Louis Editor W F Huston of the Conservator with Miss Maria Herndon after wedding trip to Pertle Springs was away last night
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J. M. Harris
Kansas City
Mias
Mr. Berry
St. Louis
Robert Fuel
Warren Street
EK. Chateh
Ness Lice Miller
Kansans City
W. FH. Huston
the Conservator
Maria Herndon
Wride
Pertle Springs
Triba
Local Visits and Obituary Note in Bodaville
Mrs Sally Finkey visits Bodaville during wel. Mrs Minnie Finley of Seilahia spent days with Phenas here last week. Bertha Nera of K C visits her mother. Mr Chas Cooper visits home folks this week. Maude and Jennie Hoan entertain at home. Neighbors from Mt Moriah FF Gol den and Byberry, Cora Simpson and Jno Black among attendees. July 28 dyed Emily Howat age cup htus two years. Devoted Christian for thirty years. Outhind of Springfield and granddaughter attended the funeral. Sympathy to the bereaved.
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Sally Finkey
Bodaville
Minnie Finley
Seilahia
Phenas
Bertha Nera
K.C
Chas, Cooper
Maude
Jennie Hoan
Daniel Johnson
Mt Moriah
Golden and Brother
Byberry
Cora Simpson
Jno. Black
Emily Howat
Outhind
Springfield
Married Man's Musings on Bills and Wives Relatives
A playful reflection on marriage mischief and expense. The piece jokes that a husband endures relatives, dream bonnets lead to bills, and dreams of romance often end in a practical, comic reality. It cites satirical quips about neglectful snubbed duties and endless errands.
Sedalia to Kansas City Special Train Fare
Special round trip train offer from Sedalia to Kansas City on Sunday August 7. The train leaves Sedalia at 8 30 A M and returns from Kansas City at a stated time. The fare is 1 50 for the round trip.
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Sedalia
Kansas City
Wir
Sunday Visit And Local Social Notes In Sedalia
Miss Nellie Johnson of Sweet Springs will stay a week with friends. The Masons held a joint installation at Liberty Park Friday night. Miss Nellie Glass of Parsons visits Mrs. Nellie Reynolds in East Morgan Street. Mrs. J. H. Newbill went to be with a very ill mother who departed Monday afternoon aboard the Mo Pacific. Miss Victoria Johnson, recently in Colorado, returns for the Fourth to visit friends and relatives Mesdames Lula Holiday and Emma Jones with Miss Blanch plus Byron and Tonyson spent Sabbath in Kansas City. Miss Ifie Brice of Aspen visits Aunt Salina Miera on North Ohio St. Mina Brace arrived last Friday. Ikom Burgess builds a new dwelling on West Mawan Street. Ferguson brothers Fred and Richard plan to wed. State fair week entertainment at Liberty Park Hall advertised. Reverends Howard of Lexington and Green of Marshall visited the new sanctum. Miss Fannie Jamison of Georgetown assisted Honey Pettis with Sunday trade. Mrs. Henry Musher, here for care under Dr. J. M. Harris, departed home. Madame Sadie Pollard of Chicago Lil, visiting brother August Jackman and sister Mya Burress, left for Columbia Monday. Mrs. Pollard travelled with Mrs. Burress and K. J. Richardson of Kansas City, a funeral director with Countee Brothers, to spend Fourth week in Sedalia. Albert Jones and brother Giem win contract for stone foundation at Geo. R. Smith College’s New Industrial plant. Mesdames Princess Curtis and J. R. Porter of Atlanta, Ga. arrive, guests of Mrs. J. M. Harris. Escort Master Guy Curtis of St. Louis and Master Mayo to join at the Harris home for several days.
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Sage
Nellie Johnson
Sweet Springs
Masons
Liberty Park
Nellie Glass
Parsons, Kas
Nellie Reynolds
East Morgan Street
J. H. Newbill
Pacific
Victoria Johnson
Colorado
Erguson Brothers
Fred
Richard
William H. Howard
Lexington
Harrison Green
Marshall
Fannie Jamison
Georgetown
Iloney Pettis
Jaminson
Georgtown
Henry Musher
J. M. Harris
J. I. Newbill
West Morgan
Sadie Pollard
Chicago
Lil
August Jackman
Mya
Sam Burress
Columbia
Mis. Aughes
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Blackburn
Mrs. White
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Ada Finley
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Adaline Valentine
Mt. Teacard
J. J. Finley
Mt. Leanrad
Annie Frazier
May Wilson
Mt. Leonard
Malinda Brockman
Sarah Thompson
Maggie Howard
Twister
Liza Miles
Alma
Our Town Friends
Mary Brown
Mrs. Guthrie
Mary Guthrie
George R. Smith College
L. Lowe
D. D
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Morrisville
A. A. Gilbert
Lexmeton
F. J. Meek
Wi. Alexander
Barkadale
P. E
L. Benn
Allen
Independence
Slater and
Everbody
Higginsville
Jake Greenwood
Fred Barton
John Smith
Percy de Fa
Ardcores
Gorrie Lindos
Reno Y Sro Haere
Official Bulletin of
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Sedalia, Mo
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Wohl Fueton
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Phird and
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Main and
Ohio Streets
Bain
Automobile Club
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White
Will Jackson
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Warrensburg
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Mere White
Lincoln
Neb
J. M. Tarris
Kana City
Opperville
Adam
Ron Dows
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Taturday Evening Post
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Lula Holiday
Emma Jones
Miss Blanch
Masters Byron
Tonyson
Ifie Brice
Aspen, Colo
Salina Miera
North
Ohio
Mina Brace
Ikom Burgess
West Marwan Street
H Eis
Meen
K. J. Richardson
Messie
A. J. Adams
Thomas Chear
Richardson
Countee Brothers
Our United
Albert Jones
Giem
Particg
Stone
Geo. R.smith College
Princess Curtis
J. R. Porter
Atlanta
Curtis
Guy Curetis
Mayo
Harris Home
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