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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
4
The piece notes Santos-Dumont’s airship still airborne and politics amid labor strife. It references Morgan’s challenge to unions, Hanna potentially mediating strikes in Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa, Glasgow granting Andrew Carnegie city freedom, and comments on the steel trust, wheat prices and farmer control of grain.
The New York World quotes Governor Odell urging high standards for government. He states our government can be no purer than a majority of its citizens and emphasizes civic responsibility during a Chautauqua appearance.
The Boston Herald notes the indiscreet writings of Historians Maclay and Evans sparked trouble, illustrating how much wiser Roosevelt was to confine all remarks in his book to himself.
Comment notes that Kitchener might return home as his frank dispatches depress British public sentiment. It cites the old habit of punishing messengers bearing bad news as still lingering in attitude.
European steel leaders may show sympathy to the Amalgamated association while English critics suspect J. P. Morgan of influencing British shipping. portion of observers welcome the development as a potential turn in labor and finance relations.
The reformed Chinese legal framework imposes stricter penalties on missionaries who violate national laws. Authorities emphasize safeguarding state security and public order amid intensified oversight of religious activities.
The Chicago Chronicle states statutes will be tried by Chinese courts hereafter. Missionaries face no local breach if they follow their avowed purpose. transgression triggers local court accountability. Separately, reports note England may end higher education for Hindoos, a view Lord Curzon argues is dangerous and age-old despotism.
A short poem fragment invokes Time to guide a humble family of three through life. The speaker pledges gentleness from Time as they seek calm, simple content, acknowledging one child lost to the sky. The verse laments fragile earthly journeys and cherishes quiet moments.
Nevada Post reports Sedalia and Nevada played an exhibition in Clinton before a large crowd. Watt started for Sedalia but struggled as Womack dazzled with speed and varied curves. Nevada led from the first inning, four hits off Watt and a dominant performance by Womack securing a decisive 10 to 2 win.
A dispatch reports Jack Winters, a San Francisco bullion thief and former M K & T conductor, is wanted in Missouri for crimes including tunneling into Shelby Smelting and stealing 280000 in gold. California authorities seek Missouri charges and a requisition. Captain Jesse B. Tolin, with prison experience, reviews whether Winters is a Missouri convict who served time here.
Casper Esser of South Harrison reports a cow killed by a lightning strike Wednesday afternoon in the pasture at Sixteenth and Barrett avenues.
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with a chance of showers southeast portion. Stronger chances appear in the southeast area, with no warnings issued.
The Limestone Valley farm sale, owned by L. M. Monsees and Sons, will be held Tuesday September 3. Auctioneers engaged are Captain E W Stevens R L Harriman and C J Heironymous. The sale attracts many buyers and is a noted event in the stock raisers world.
One of the best shops in Central Missouri seeks a barber partner. Address care of Sentinel office Seda lia Mo. Four barber chairs and four soda fountain tables. Electric fans cool the shop. Arlington Pharmacy advertises Red Cross Ball Blue two ounce package at a cents.
Very low rates to Cleveland and return will be in effect next month via the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway. Return limit may be extended to October 8. No other line offers equal train service. For full information, address B. P. Humphrey, T. P. A., Kansas City, Mo. F. M. Byron, G. W. A., Chicago.
Foiley's Honey and Tar touted to heal lungs and ease coughing with two ounce packages costing 5 cents. The ad claims pure soda water from our pharmacy, Farris Pharmacy, not Flat Creek.
Earl Davis was elected president of the Y P S C E of the East Broad way Christian church at a meeting last night. He will succeed Mrs. G. D. Hubbs who recently resigned.
Ginger ale crafted from ginger no capiscum. Competes with the best and produced in Sedalia.
The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and invites inspections and free estimates citywide. Dyeing cleaning and repairing are offered promptly and artistically with all orders delivered free. Office at 219 South Lamine Street Queen City telephone 316.
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