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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
2
An office space listed in the Equitable Building located at the corner of Fourth and Lamine Streets. The entry notes EPhones-Bell and Q with reference No. 260.
The piece notes confidence in local candidates and hints Attorney General Knox will campaign publicly to reveal actions against trusts. It suggests trusts are anxious to learn Knox's plans and that local belief in their town could persuade others to trust it as well.
Secretary Root travels to Paris aiming to gather support points for a forthcoming stump speaking drive in the United States. He has not fortified his base significantly on the home front.
Some observers note the former House Speaker Tom Reed will not make public speeches this year, a move seen as signaling diminished political engagement and shifting attention to other figures.
The aging fighter declares retirement but remains active and hints at a possible appointment as a bureau officer in the United States Navy.
The piece notes that a future Democratic presidential nominee may delay public appearances. It recalls William Jennings Bryan who emerged soon after the nomination in 1896, described as hardly visible above the clouds when he claimed the nomination.
The public is assured that Hon. Leslie M. Shaw secretary of the treasury is not a candidate for president in 1904. Shaw reportedly stated he cannot be a candidate while serving in President Roosevelt's cabinet and wrote to a newspaper editor to that effect to reassure Roosevelt.
Advertises a cough and cold remedy promising immediate action and safety for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. The tone imitates a period product claim emphasizing rapid results after exercise cooling and relief from summer colds.
J Murphy was arrested for stealing one fine horse belonging to Captain FE W Stevens about two years ago at the pen, according to local report.
Murphy was brought back to the city from Lebanon Missouri and is jailed in Pettis county awaiting trial after serving two years under the three fourths rule. He stepped from the prison gates at Jefferson City with Marshal Ed Love observing.
Miss Hughes of Georgetown visiting Mrs Crandall on Broadway had her horse run away on Osage street. The out of control horse damaged a buggy and harness before being stopped at Eleventh and Wentucky streets.
A local appeal urges Sedalia residents to ask about cures for backache and cites J P Ricks as a supporter who found relief with Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad promotes the product at 50 cents per box, from Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY, with a catarrh cure claim by Halls Catarrh Cure and a $100 reward for non curing cases.
Dr George A Major successor to Dr T T Major and Son will for a limited time perform dental work at low prices. Bore eight dollars gold fillings one dollar and up gold and platina fillings seventy five cents amalgam fillings fifty cents cement fillings and bridge work a specialty. Alva tander offers painless extraction of teeth. All work warranted. Office at 410 Ohio street opposite courthouse.
The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and invites customers to call and inspect goods. They offer dyeing, cleaning, and repairing service promptly and artistically with all orders delivered free. Office at 219 South Lanine Street. Queen City phone No 316.
Baxter Springs Kansas August 6 officers and managers of the Baxter Springs reunion push efforts for a record 1902 meeting. Four bill posters are on the road advertising the event and the entire population within ten miles is expected to attend.
Buzzard's Bay attracts less summer attention than Oyster Bay as the travel season unfolds with quieter coastal interest.
An old advertisement promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a fast and safe cure for coughs croup throat and lung troubles. It claims to clear the head soothe inflamed membranes and strengthen mucous membranes with immediate action and child friendly use attributed to W E Bard Drug Co.
A reflective line contrasts telling a man to accept his lot with the ache of accepting one’s own path. The quotation weighs ambition, contentment, and self-acceptance in terse, somber terms.
Advert describes Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co and Bard Drug Co claiming stronger vitality. Bright tone highlights sunlit days and renewed energy from the tonic.
A terse line hints Tracy may have traveled to New York to warn Edgar Stanton Maclay against writing a history of his escape. The note suggests heightened stakes and possible interference in a contested narrative.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Kiln or Kin auction notation with price tag of 9 and a reference to Achaiah 7 4 a Og 424 Da cob. Details are unclear and not a complete report.
A promotional notice inviting readers to request an illustrated pamphlet on GOOD REST at Lake Villa and other spots reachable by the Wisconsin Central Railway. It identifies James C. Pond as G P A in Milwaukee and notes the pamphlet treats the resort subject.
The firm advertises Windsor coal for cooking and heating at five dollars per ton with full weight guaranteed. They also offer dry and green wood in cord or stove lengths at low prices. Contact at yards or by phone 412 East Twelfth Street, Queen City. Phone 21 Bell 84.
The reliable stove repairer at 213 West Main Street offers steady service in Sedalia. A longtime resident, he has lived in Sedalia since 1865 and plans to stay with community support. Queen City Telephone, 364.
W L Jones calls attention to a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds serving Queen City No 444.
For private loans, see C C Lawson attorney at law in the Katie building. Bell telephone 467.
A reflection suggests General Brage should craft vivid letters to family if reassigned to Turkey, hinting at better communication and morale. The fragment implies enlistment context and home-front ties amid possible relocation.
George W. Fry of Viola Iowa praises Kodol for curing months of stomach troubles. He says a neighbor with dyspepsia was helped after he recommended the remedy and urges others to take a post meal dose for digestion and bowel health.
Wanted three solicitors for Tontine Loan and Security Company. Experienced industrial insurance men preferred. C. 8S, Deiison, Hoffman building.
A fragment notes Hanna and Roosevelt and a report about harmony. The text hints at a social or political dynamic centered on Mark observing harmony between the parties or individuals.
The fragment notes a split and is immediately followed by an endorsement of Roosevelt at a state convention, indicating a political shift or division within the gathering.
Henderson North Carolina citizen J. A. Kelly recalls a summer bout of dysentery and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for rapid relief when used as directed. The endorsement notes it worked better than prior remedies. For sale by all druggists.
Attorney General Knox takes on major trusts in a high profile legal battle, challenging corporate power and seeking a ruling on public interest. The case centers on antitrust concerns and calls for stricter enforcement.
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