Admirals Sampson and Schley in Naval Public Debate
The piece notes supporters of a Sampson candidacy seeking a public test of sentiment and Senator Foraker urging Secretary Long to remove Historian Maclay from the navy. It observes mixed credit for Sampson and Schley and previews Washington naval pressure on sea duty and anti Schley sentiment. It adds a separate remark about Edward VII selling old furniture to rich Americans.
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Sampson
Foraker
Secretary Long
Maclay
Navy Department
Washington
Schley
Edward
New NYC Firm Buys Big Swimming Tank for Workers
A New York City corporation installs a large swimming tank for its employees, claimed as sound business to keep workers content. The piece casts light on labor unrest in the coal industry, arguing public losses fall on the public when mines close or concessions are made. It questions who supplied the paper and rags behind the Dewey order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
The
Times
Omaha World-Herald
Admiral Dewey for coronation ceremony role proposal
A newspaper note suggests appointing Admiral Dewey as a special representative to command a squadron of our best war vessels to attend the coronation ceremonies for King Edward. The idea underscores his prominence and the value of naval presence in imperial pageantry.
The Opening Note of Change in History
The Indianapolis News notes that Dewey is our only admiral and that his guns at Manila Bay signaled one of history s great changes. It emphasizes better understanding between the two great branches of the English speaking race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Dewey
Manila Bay
Professor praises hymns amid dime novels contrast
A University of Chicago English professor argues dime novels offer more to admire than most hymns used in Protestant churches, noting exceptions like Lead Kindly Light. He concedes some hymns are flawed or weak but denies that all are bad, citing gems from celebrated writers in current hymnals.
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University of Chicago
The
Chicago Chronicle
Mexican government moves against corn monopolies
The piece argues Mexican authorities face corn trusts by promising to remove duties on American corn to boost competition. It suggests the U S should study Mexico’s approach while praising the republic, the nation’s greatness, and its openness to lessons from the Aztecs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
French senator touts opportunity for artisans here
Jules Siegfried, former French minister of commerce, argues French and American workers can benefit from artisan skill and English proficiency. He notes native schooling undervalues trades, risking loss of high‑level manufacturing roles to foreign‑born skilled labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Siegfried
France
Forgotten Flower in a Book Echoes Pushkin
A withered odorless flower found in a book spurs questions about when where and by whom it was placed. The speaker imagines a loved one or stranger, a tender meeting or parting, and wonders if they are alive or hidden today, like the forgotten blossom. Reflective meditation on memory and loss.
Burton's Post Office Woes in Fort Scott Contest
In Fort Scott, Senator Burton and Congressman Bowersock clash over the post master selection. Burton favors Judge Orlando Cheney, while Bowersock backs Eldon Lowe. Hornaday opposes Lowe, aiming at Congress, and Lansdon enters the race if Cheney is endorsed, fueling a power struggle between the two leaders.
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Topeka
Burton
Bowersock
Fort Scott
Orlando Cheney
Cheney
Grant Hornaday
Hornaday
Eldon Lowe
Lowe
Congress
Senator Burton
W. C. Lansdon
Lansdon
Colonel Bowersock
Lawrence
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as mercury free
An advertisement warns against mercury containing catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to ensure genuineness. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and notes price at 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
National League Games Logged for Wednesday
Brief league results show games at Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia and Cincinnati with Chicago noted among the NL matches. Reading appears garbled with multiple letters and missing scores, but teams Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago are identified in the shuffled lines.
$500000 Farm Loan Offered in Missouri at 5 Percent
Central Missouri farmers can borrow up to five hundred thousand dollars at five percent annual interest. Optional principal payments in hundred dollar increments allowed. Loans may be carried as long as needed. Contact Geo M Riddle at 320 Ohio Street Sedalia Mo before renewing or applying.
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Missouri
McLaurin’s Role in Building a Republican SC via Patronage
The passage credits Mr. McLaurin with steering South Carolina toward a Republican state through federal patronage. It notes he appears to be the only person with significant doubts about how the scheme operates.
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Mr. McLaurin
South Carolina
Guest Requests Exit During Slow Evening Visit
A hostess keeps a visiting guest comfortable as the evening drags on and the guest, unwell, finally suggests leaving. The exchange ends with plans to go home as the event lingers.
Steam Heated Sidewalks to Improve University Comfort
The University of Chicago plans steam heated sidewalks across the campus to combat cold feet and slush. Brick sewers will house steam pipes. turning on steam during cold snaps will keep paths warm and aid student concentration and scholarship.
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Chicago University
University of Chicago
Windy City
Cam
New York World
Warrensburg Man Wins Distinction in Philippines
August 1 reports Captain Henry A. Peed of Warrensburg Missouri, a Thirty-second Infantry officer, is named Provisional Treasurer of Oriental Negros in the Philippines provisional government. He previously served as a customs collector on Luzon and once owned the Warrensburg Journal-Democrat.
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Washington
Philippines
Henry A. Peed
Thirty-second Infantry
Oriental Negros
Captain Peed
Warrensburg
Kate Ellis Peed
Peed
Luzon
Missourian
Mean trick reported by Lyndon editor over clothing theft
The Lyndon editor Ed Urie stole garments from Judge Swartwout and E. G. Roberts while they swam in a Lyndon Creek. He carried the clothes into town and claimed they were found on the bank with no one nearby. A crowd rushed to the scene to witness two figures entering the water, sparking public discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kas
Chronicle
Lyndon
Swartwout
E. G. Roberts
Ed. Urie
Richards
Uric
Tea event hides social slip in Leavenworth
A Leavenworth afternoon tea drew many friends and an Atchison guest who hardly knew the hostess. In the crowded gathering the guest forgot the hostess after meeting her only once, and the scene grew chaotic as the tea party unfolded.
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Leavenworth
Atchison
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Urges Refusal of Imitations
An old advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as the path to happiness and discourages imitation products. The fragment emphasizes a cheerful outcome from using the brand and urges consumers to choose the authentic item.
Weather Outlook for Sedalia Ahead of August 2
Hail's Sedalia forecast for August 1 1901 warns that tomorrow's weather will likely be fair with no rain, signaling clear skies and pleasant conditions for residents and travelers.
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Sedalia
Store Hours and Summer Gloves Ad Teaser
Store closes at 5 daily and Saturdays at 9 p m. Gloves for summer days include washable lisle gloves for women in white black and colors priced 50 and 75 cents.
Handkerchief Sale Offers Summer Linen Deals
Women's 25 and 30 cent handkerchiefs priced at 17 cents with hemstitched linen. Used for store decorations, slightly mussed, but washable and fresh from the bath. Price concessions of nearly half make this a valuable summer supply opportunity.
Dimities on sale in blue and pink striped fabrics
A sale notice describes 8c and 5c dimities in blue and pink corded patterns with white figures, emphasizing affordable fabrics for those in need.
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the Sentinel
Sentinel Publishing CO
Sedalia, MO
W. H. Graffis
S. C. Patrick
Publishers and Proprietors
Official Paper OF
Alexander Pushkin
Mercury
Boston
Brooklyn Philadelpha
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Farris
Farris’ Pharmacy
Ohio St
Geo. M. Riddle
NO More Cold Feat
Lyndon Herald
Cas
Foley
J. D. Hail
D. G. Co
Wheeler & Wilson
Once & Staley
East Third St
Ohio Street
S. M. Walker
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