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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
4
The article notes Reed's rise in stock and calls Reed’s triumph a cause of congratulation for Missouri Democracy as rioting continues in Belgium and liberty is increasingly sought, challenging old world notions of divine rights.
A fragment hints at a group of men reacting angrily to a central figure, suggesting mounting tension and confrontation. The readable words imply quarrel or challenge within a charged social scene. No clear identities or locations are provided in the fragment.
The piece notes the Democratic County Convention's proceedings including nominations for constable of Sedalia township with James C. Connor and Charles Leftwich as candidates subject to party will. It also mentions editorials on local politics and various regional political anecdotes.
After a heated dispute between stockyards operators and the Kansas City live stock commission men, the two parties effected a compromise rather than one side being forced to the wall.
A big monument sale is announced for Decoration Day at Heynens on North Ohio Street with offers for grave markers and commemorative statuary. Local business promotes discounts and arrival times for customers.
A Washington Star critic argues Congress needs a city editor to flavor routine speeches. The imagined Senate clash between Senator Dash and Senator Blank would spawn vivid scenes from gasps in the gallery to the dome tone of righteous wrath.
A young deaf and mute couple in New York recently married and living in a flat seek a door notification system. They tried ribbons on a bell and scent drops, and a carpenter is building a sounding box to transmit bell vibrations to their sense of touch.
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