19 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1898
Page
1
Washington April 19 Congress conferred through the Cuban intervention resolution reporting immediately and adopting the joint report. The Senate yielded on Turpie amendment and the final text declares Cuba should be free and independent with US support to secure pacification.
Advertises cheap coal options including Whipple grades, Nut and Lexington, plus Scranton anthracite and seasoned wood. Also sells feed, sewer pipe, vitrified brick and fire brick. Provides yard and downtown office contact details with phone number.
Judge D. P. Stratton yesterday issued a formal card or endorsement to the Democrats, signaling official support or recognition within the party and marking a political development in the local scene.
The notice advertises Trimmed Hats Shapes Sailors Flowers Baby Caps in all late styles at one third to one half off at the Boston Store 596 Ohio Street. It also notes watch and jewelry repair guaranteed at Murphey's 105 East Second.
A large crowd watched the outgoing administration led by Mayor Hastain yield to Mayor-Elect Overstreet during a formal reorganization at the city hall. The council confirmed several nominees, including James Quinn as city clerk, Charles Zoll as city engineer, John Cashman as city counselor, and F W Heitland as factory inspector, amid ongoing ballots for president of the council.
Judge Stratton of twelve years on the bench ends third term bid after defeat in Cedar county primaries. C Timmonds of Lamar quits the race. Grain-O promoted as coffee substitute priced at 15 and 25 cents per package, touted as stomach friendly.
John Burress assumed office as police judge today replacing Judge Bosserman after four years. Convicted offenders include Jim Conner and James Gilpin for disturbing the peace and drunkenness with fines of 10 dollars each, Clark Moon fined 5 dollars. Several girls charged with disturbing the peace were dismissed.
Six Fort Crook soldiers marching in town failed to hear the whistle and the train pulled away. They chased to the yards, secured an engine, and managed to board the train before it left city limits.
The note highlights DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills famous for morning relief. The brief references a tonic remedy long marketed for prompt bowel and digestive ease. The product name and claim remain central to the item.
An old advertisement promises a fast cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It offers a refund if the product fails and notes the genuine tablets bear L B Q imprinted on each piece.
Several hundred Sedalians gathered at the Missouri Pacific depot as Fort Crook Nebraska troops arrived and departed in two trains before nine. A third Crook train with horses and cannons moved through after noon. Five trains from Fort Leavenworth left at noon and reached Kansas City around three, then passed Sedalia after seven. Five more trains from Fort Riley depart at seven tonight for the South, a journey of about eight hours to Sedalia.
Capt Edmome son and Lieut Beck seek ten new recruits for the Second Regiment. Twenty men ready to come at once and ten Sedalia youths already enlisted. Final chance to join the unit before it sails with the regiment, the Missouri militia's first call for war. Enlist at the Armory tonight. Harrison Stevens offer carriages for events with tobacco odor free, phone 167.
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