St Louis Negroes to Celebrate Republican Success
The St Louis community plans a victory celebration next Tuesday evening with many prominent speakers. A noted local figure, W Loyd, described as a hustler from way back, leads events. Meanwhile George R Smith College begins work on a new industrial building, excavations underway and foundations laid, signaling a new era for the institution and calls for public support.
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St. Louis
George R. Smith College
Election Joy Over Justice Henry Lamm Seated on Supreme Court
Sedalians celebrate the election of Hon Henry Lamm to the Supreme Court praising him as a model citizen and advocate of justice. The town hails his deep community ties and predicts a prosperous tenure on the high court.
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Sedalians
Henry Lamm
Carver
Sedalia Urges John H. Bothwell for Missouri Senate
Sedalia editors praise John Homer Bothwell as a model of intelligence, conservatism, progress, and patriotism and argue Missouri should elect him to the U.S. Senate to replace Francis Marion Cockrell.
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Toye Gish
Sedalia
John Homer Bothwell
America
Missouri
Senate
Bothwell
Francis Marion Cockerell
Credit for Pettis county Republican victory
The piece asserts K. E. Codding H. C. Dow and C. W. Daugherty, along with closely associated men, deserve credit for the party’s smooth digital win in Pettis county. It argues they should receive recognition and rewards for their persistent efforts and leadership, even as the same leadership would face censure in defeat.
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Pettis County
Messrs
K. E. Codding
H. C. Dow
C. W. Daugherty
Remember the date 1904 church concert program
Mrs Harmon hosts a church concert with many relatives and friends attending. The event features a debate, music, and readings set for a church program on a spring day in 1904. Prominent locals like Rev Davis and Viola Kenny appear among a long list of attendees and helpers. Admission is noted as 19 cents.
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Will & O
R. Davis
Viola Kenny
Dampurad
Irene Fleicheer
Petelle
Viola Toley
Harmon
Minnie Jackson
Ruby Martin
Lucile Wright
Dick and
Joh
Mamie Brown
Nellie Bu
No Change In Rates At World’s Fair In St Louis
A seven month World’s Fair period at Terminal 1 saw a full officer delegation present for passenger traffic. They unanimously agreed there should be no reduction in executive rates to St Louis and no changes to preset arrangements during the exhibition. Rates have been exceptionally low for the entire duration, considered lower than any past exposition, and conditions do not warrant adjustment.
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St. Louis
Terminal 1
Y M C A Convention Delegates Attend
Prof A C Maclin of the Mathematics department with Garfield Jettson an Academe fourth year student and T Neeves a Divinity student left Thursday for Marshall Missouri to represent George R Smith College at the Young Men's Christian Association convention convening there this week.
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A. C. Maclin
Department of Mathematics
Messrs Garfield Jettyson
T. Neeves
Marshall, Mo
George R. Smith College
Young Men's Christian Association
All Star Concert at Taylor's Chapel Promises Stellar Lineup
The Starry Constellation at Taylor's Chapel presents a monster constellation of musical and literary celebrities for Thanksgiving night. Managers Misses Hawkins and Bealer work tirelessly to ensure the event is the best of the season.
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Taylor's Chapel
Hawkins
Bealer
Gate at Liberty Park for Thanksgiving gridiron clash
Local plan set for Thanksgiving at Liberty Park. George R. Smith Dew eys face Columbia High School boys on the gridiron with a promised meeting there.
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Liberty Park
George R. Smith Deweys
Columbia High School
Wanted A fastened ca' in g.. oiling house Anger
A note seeks a fasted ca and a paying location for an oiling house. It asks who can finance such an establishment and invites information for the Conservator. It mentions Se dala as a target area and urges contacting the Conservator for details.
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Sung
Ming
Sedala
Local and Personal News Highlights in Missouri S
Local notes recount political shifts described as a landslide favoring Republicans. Reports cover church events in Knob Noster and Sedalia, including a 22 member league dedication and a Beaman circuit gathering. Also noted are a restaurant sale in Tipton, a return from St. Louis, and Master H L Billups delivering a voter address before election day. Subscription urged at $1 per year.
Local photo offers 25 for 25 cents at 305 Ohio St
In a bustling local page Lewis S Edwards offers 25 photos for 25 cents at 305 Ohio St, with J J Rollins back at his Sherer Photo Studio and as partner to Rollins and Miller in Kansas City. Community notices mention Bishop Gran, George R Smith College events, a shop strike, Missionary Kwilke Sakkan talks, and local sermons and visits across Quoin Chapel and Morgan Street churches.
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Lewis S. Edwards
Ohio St
J J Rollins
Sherer Photo Studio
Mr Rollins
Rollins and Miller
Photographers
Kansas City
Convalescent H G Phillips Regains Room Rest
H G Phillips, long confined to his room due to illness, is convalescent and able to move about in his quarters. George Thomas Ireland, known as the Capital's Pressman, departed for St Louis Monday night to join his wife in the Great Iatr venture.
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J. Will Jackson
North
St. Louis
H.G Phillips
George Thomas Ireland
Social Gathering Hosts News From Kansas City
The Sons of Allen and Friends gathered November 3 at Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Cargyle’s 815 Brooklyn Ave in Kansas City. Attendees included B Cargyle A Hackley B F yrgbt S H Burnett and wives M Shaw Louisa al kor Mary F Thorton Bessie I Hardiman C janney Croas Lizzie nglishend W P Lee A M Harris D A Doyle J A Davis L D Hines J W Crowe C D Frazier and E W Goodwin. The evening featured storytelling friendly joking and conversation with plentiful refreshments before departures for home.
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Allen
B. J. Cargyle
Brooklyn Avenue
J. W. Crowe
Messrs
B . Cargyle
A. Hackley
B. F. ‘Yrgbt
S H. Burnett
Mesdames A. Carroll
M. Shaw
Louisa Alkor
Mary F Thorton
Bessie I. Hardiman
C Janney Croas
Lizzie Nglishend
W. P Lee
A. M Harris
D. A. Doyle J
A. Davis
L. D. Hines
L. D. Hines J. W. Crowe, C. D. Frazier
E. W. Goodwin
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