Emancipation Day Parade and Addresses in Sedalia
September 24 civic and Old Veterans parade at noon led by Queen City Concert Band of Sedalia Missouri with Rev J C Caldwell of St Joseph to speak at 3 p m. Addresses by A C Maclin Sedalia and Rev H J Burton Jefferson City. Officials Isaacs Shackleford Ousley Williams Counce. Executive committee for 1908 encampment includes Rev J Frank McDonald Dr C S Walden Rev Anthony Coleman and others.
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Missouri
Great West
Pertle Springs
Thomas Chapman
Hoen
Lem Blair
Centerview
John Carter
Salt Pond
Charles Simpson
Snithton
N.C. Jews
Kansas City
Queen City
Sedalia
J.C. Caldwell
St Joseph
Pres. A. C. Maclin
H. J. Burton
Jefferson City
Camp Frederick Douglass
Delwer
PL. Scott
J. W. Gordon
Clinton
Renda Scoth
Warrensburg
J. Frank McDonald
C. S. Walden
Anthony Coleman
J. W. Rhodes
Christopher Tayes
M. Berry
A. Howard
Samuel Allen
Hayden Golden
Val Williams
Guy Fox
Henry Tucker
James Bradford
Benjamin Lynch
James White
John Cowan
Levi Smith
Frank Barbour
Albert Williams
Harrison Fisher
Sandy Ousley
John Butler
Samuel Willisme
Republican Party the Party fit to Govern in era of reform
A long directed passage extols the Republican Party as the nation’s guiding force through crises from 1860s liberty to modern governance. It praises leaders Taft Sherman and a Republican Congress, claiming Democrats would reverse progress and Bry’s destruction would follow if power shifted. It closes with social event notes on a debutante ball, listing attendees and hospitality staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne
Pakerameet
Republican Party
Democratic Party
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Senate
Taft
Sherman
Congress
Debutante’s Fair Night Described in Vivid Glee
A fair night scene captures Mise Ange and Croisevait amid fashionable crowd and social bustle. Details hint at Paris arrivals, gowns and courteous chatter as debutantes mingle and household chores fade from view.
Malta Bend Items
Mrs Laura Davis of this place in Marshall visiting. Mrs Sarah Neff was called to Kansas City to spend a few weeks with her sister who is ill. Miss Bin Reid is on the sick list this week. Mrs E D Burns is very ill at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Davis
Marshall
Sarah Neff
Kansas City
Local Residents Visit Marshall and Nearby Towns
Misses Pleadia Fowler Stile Stuard and Meseers Alva Turk and George Steverson of this city spent Sunday at Marshall. Miss Bettie Jilew visits Cow Creek this week. Mrs Charley Taylor and children spent Sunday in Cow Creek. Mrs Annie Fluence and Mr Mollie Fluence spent Wednesday with Mrs George Rich. Mrs Alberta Tibbs is ill this week. George Steverson left for Lexington Tuesday for a few weeks.
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Pleadia Fowler
Stile Stuard
Alva Turk
George Steverson
Marshall
Bettie Jilew
Cow Creek
Charley Taylor
Annie Fluence
Mollie Fluence
George Rich
Alberta Tibbs
L'St
Lexington Tueaday
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Joplin
Frederick Douglas
Pertle Springs Grounds
W.2rensburg, MO
Septemyer
Camp
Frederick Douglass
A. H. Hickman
Mammoth Camp
Richard Rush
James W. Jackson
W. H. H. Brown
Caleb Lindsey
R. B. Gillum
Benjamin F. Isaacs, Jr
J. C. Shackleford
George Ousley
Charles Williams
F. M. Counce
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Pertia Springs
Missouri Avenue
Huston Advertising Agent
Sedalia, Mo
Centre of
1H World
Gumpete
Party of Statesmen
Taft and
Debuante
Annie
David
Miss King
Paul Crosthwait
Cora Carr
Irva French
Evelyn Wilson
Daughtry
Boaz
Blanch Holliday
Corriene Buckner
Lillian Wells
Alberta Wells
Barker
Lawrence
Kans
Ruby Bradley
Nannie Richardson
Melody Thollins
Crosthwait
Mesdames
J. F. Bradley
T.C Unthank
H. O.cook
J. Lang
F. Jackson
O. W. Fairfax
S. Harrin
A. Giles
J. Hill
C. Monroe
W.P. Swan
J. Hmerodon
Nero Bossfield
M. Carter
Sallie Jordan
Chicago
Warrick
St. Louis
Barnes
Denver
Floming
Wright
Topeka
Fiske University Tennessee
Sene
Henry Petts
Prorareror
North Lamino Street
Sedalia, Missouri
Malta
D. Burns
J. Blochberger
Miller’s
Milwaukee
West Main Street
Heth
Quinn’s Saloon
Moerschel
Litt Mata Vret Ks
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