Roosevelt resigns as assistant secretary of the navy
The article reports Theodore Roosevelt's resignation from the Navy Department to join General Lee's staff as a Major General of Volunteers. It notes resistance from President McKinley and Secretary Long, Roosevelt's intent to serve in Cuba, and his refusal to withdraw the resignation. It also mentions a Senate House vote and related actions about transport and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Lee
United States vs Spain on Cuba Independence and Intervention
The text outlines the U S Congress recognizing Cuba as free and independent and demanding Spain relinquish control. It authorizes full use of land and naval forces to secure pacification. It notes Spain’s unfavorable Madrid response and potential diplomatic risks if McKinley backs recognition or intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
Cuba
Senate
Madrid
McKinley
Brazilian Balm Relieves Grippe Like Instant Cure
Edwin Fitz Jones of Cincinnati Ohio praises Brazilian Balm for curing a severe grippe with cough and body pains. He notes rapid relief after one bottle and donates the remaining amount to Mrs Bistop Wiley for her daughter who plans to keep using it.
Come to the Sentinel for Jo Printing
The Sedalia Evening Sentinel advertises low price printing for stationers, bills, and job work in first class style. The message promises satisfaction and urges readers to use the Sentinel for reliable printing services. The ad notes a 25 cent per month subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
the Sentinel
The
Evening SenTinel
Troops Move Through Sedalia Ahead of Mobile Front
Eleven train loads of United States troops totaling 164 cars pass Sedalia tonight en route to Chickamauga and Mobile. Fort Riley Fort Leavenworth detachments travel with others from Fort Crook and western forts to Mobile. Brigadier General John Coppinger leads the regulars with staff, heading toward Mobile expected Tuesday. Sedalia Rifles await orders for possible call to front with ten minutes notice.
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United States
Fort Riley
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Kansas City
John Coppinger
Department of the
George Andrews
A. W. Perry
Grate Hutchenson
Ninth Cavalry
Enoch H. Crowder
Frank W. Carpenter
Mobile
Sedalia Rifles
Coal and fuel deal offers cheap coal and supplies
A local ad promotes affordable coal including Whipple Rich Hill Nut Lexington and other soft coal grades along with Scranton anthracite and seasoned wood. The listing also sells feed sewer pipe vitrified brick and fire brick with yard and office addresses and a phone number.
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Rich Hill
Nut
Lexington
Scranton
Third St
Ohio
Fire at Sportsman's Park Grand Stand In St Louis
A crowd of about 2,500 watched as the grand stand at Sportsman's park in St Louis burned on Saturday afternoon. Exits were blocked and多人 fled causing injuries to about 20 including Fred Gruen and Henry Loebeck. Estimated loss runs to 100000 with the St Louis versus Chicago game ongoing. Douglas Crawford, a prominent dry goods merchant, was among the injured, taken home by carriage.
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Fred Gruen
Henry Loebeck
St. Louis
Chicago
Douglas Crawford
Local Shop Ads Highlight Hats Jewelry Repairs
A mix of storefront promotions lists trim hats shapes sails flowers baby caps and other styles at one third to one half off. It also notes watch and jewelry repairs guaranteed at Murphey's on East Second and mentions clerks John Blow John Gentles Webster Groves and Fred Green Henry.
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John Blow
Commissioner of Supplies Office
John Gentles
Webster Groves
Fred Green
Henry
Boston
Ohio Street
Murphey’s
East
Local Credit Notices for Sedalia Judgments and Sales
Association of Missouri announces room 8 Alamo Building Sedalia Missouri with collections promptly attended to Credit reports furnished Judgments notes and accounts for sale An announcement made of all suits filed and of judgments secured
Bargains in Planos Piano and Musical Instrument Sale
Beginning Monday April 18 for ten days Sharp's M. M. H. offers deep discounts on pianos organs mandolins guitars and sheet music at 50 to 60 or 50 percent. Brand new pianos reduced from 250 to 165 300 to 197 325 to 218 365 to 257 and 409 to 298. Organs from 15 to 25 and up. Store room at 298 Ohio Street.
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Srand
New Sportsman's Park Opens With Notable Facilities
Hugo Crawford Lober and William Duncan were seriously injured. The fourth season of the new Sportsman's park features a grand stand for 12 000 spectators, modern dressing rooms, a handsome clubhouse and bar, marking a top tier venue in the country.
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Lober, Hugo Crawford
William Duncan
Sportsman’s Park
Six Prisoners Taken to the Penitentiary
Sheriff Williams with Officer Love and Jack Chaney escorted six Sedalia prisoners to the penitentiary. Biff Worth faces three years for attempted burglary. Billy Moore gets two years for bringing stolen goods. Sherman Clark Frank Miller and John Downs receive two years for larceny. Will Jackson is sentenced to two years for burglary. Harrison and Stevens advertise extra carriages for balls and events, with telephones listed for bookings.
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Sheriff Williams
Officer Love
Jack Chaney
The
Peni
Billy Moore
Sedalia
Sherman Clark
Frank Miller
John Downs
Will Jackson
Brazilian Balm Promises Quick Dyspepsia Cure
Chas. Broome of Philadelphia reports relief after two months using Brazilian Balm for 30 years of stomach trouble. He says no pain and unlimited eating now. Sold at Servant's Pharmacy, 850 South Second Street.
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Chas. Broome
South Second St
Philadelphia
Servant’s Pharmacy
Petis County Elderly Resident dies at home
Mrs. Johanna Murray aged 83 and one of Pettis county's oldest residents died at her home 807 East Fourth street at 9 last night of general debility. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Fr. Healy at St. Vincent church tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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Johanna Murray
Pettis County
East Fourth Street
Fr. Healy
St. Vincent Church
Ramsey Case Ends as Dismissal Clears Accused Thief
Samuel Ramsey was arrested for stealing a watch from A. Stein of St. Louis. Ramsey admits taking the timepiece over owed money, Stein denies the claim. Judge Farnham dismissed the case for lack of evidence.
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Samuel Ramsey
A. Stein
St. Louis
Ramsey
Stein
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pills
DeWitt's Little Early Risers touted as famous small pills for quick relief and gentle laxative effects. The product emphasized a pleasant morning use and simple remedy for stomach discomfort.
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DeWitt
Littie
Higher Criticism Sermon by Rev F V Stevens in Sedalia
Rev. F V Stevens of the First Congregational Church preached on The Higher Criticism of the Bible. He argued that ancient biblical authorship and dates are subjects of scholarly study. The sermon defended evolution and Bible faith as compatible and urged listeners not to fear doctrinal challenges.
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Moses
Ezekiel
Joshua
Daniel
Stevens
Mediterranean
Miss Atwill Weds Edgar A Macklin in Kansas City
Miss Mary Atwill daughter of Bishop F R Atwill married Edgar A Macklin at the Episcopal residence in Kansas City. The ceremony was by the bishop with W W Atwill giving the bride away. A small ceremony followed by a reception for 100 to 200 guests and music by the Behr orchestra. Training notices for housing available at 1105 Kentucky Street.
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Mary Atwill
F. R. Atwill
Edgar A. Macklin
Kansas City
W. W. Atwill
Gertrude Atwill
Fannie Keteh
Behr
Young Man in Germany Shoots Finger to Avoid War
Near Dresden a 19 year old Thomas Horn, son of a farmer, enlisted to fight Spain if war breaks out. Told he could avoid service by losing a limb, he cut off his right little finger with a revolver and now regrets the act.
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Dresden
Thomas Horn
Young Horn
Spain
DeWitt’s Early Risers Promotes Liver Health
A historical ad from Servant's Pharmacy at 508 offers DeWitt's Early Risers as a laxative and liver cleanser. It claims to cure constipation and stomach and liver troubles, promising renewed ambition and health.
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DeWitt’s
Servant’s Pharmacy
Ohio Street
Disturbing Peace Charges Dismissed in Truxel Court
The cases of Homer Scott and Ma Stevens for disturbing the peace were dismissed in Judge Truxel's courtroom. Both defendants had faced legal action on the alleged offense pending further proceedings.
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Homer Scott
Ma Stevens
Truxel
Abner Fristoe Dies at Home Near Sedalia
Abner Fristoe, described as a cripple, died at his home a couple of miles northeast of Sedalia yesterday afternoon and was buried today.
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Abner Fristoe
Sedalia
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