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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1902
Page
4
The Sentinel announces H. K. Bente as Democratic candidate for Pettis County prosecuting attorney subject to party will. Judge O. E. Parsons seeks renomination for Pettis Probate Judge subject to Democratic convention on August 11 1902.
W. L. Cress named candidate for Western District judge Pettis county subject to Democratic County Convention. James C. Connor candidate for constable Sedalia township, subject to Democratic Party action. Charles Leftwich nominated for constable Sedalia township subject to Democratic will. The piece also critiques politics, the meat trust, Havana streetcars, and Missouri political figures in a column-like mix.
The piece recounts political shifts with Charlie and Roosevelt era debates, notes Missouri Day at the Charleston Exposition, and tells a naval anecdote of Capt J J Hunker subduing a bully on a ship, showcasing Navy discipline and character.
A statement asserts the trust's confidence amid a Republican judiciary, implying firm support for the court’s decisions and lack of intimidation by conservative judges.
A married man warns a friend recently engaged to avoid solitaire. He says the habit ruins domestic happiness by eroding will power and social interest. The man admits to being addicted himself and describes increasing irritability and withdrawal from reading and conversation.
A severed stretch on Rue Vaneau widening unearthed a two meter wide abandoned alley once known as Rue d Olivet. The corridor lacks paving stones and ends are blocked, leaving it unknowable to most, a queer discovery amid ongoing urban work. Nearby ads promise continued bargains from Carl A Guenther at 310 Ohio Street.
Heynens announces a big monument sale on Decoration Day at its location on North Ohio Street. The notice highlights discount offerings on various memorials and directs customers to visit the showroom for details.
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