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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1901

Page

4

Captain Hobson Turns to Cotton Trade in Local Note

The article notes Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson entering the cotton business, hoping for better success than with calico years ago. It contrasts Admiral Sampson steering clear of Schley’s prosecution and mentions Hon. Coin Harvey blaming Bryan’s defeat on Chairman Jones, while noting Jones could not have cast all Republican votes.

Richmond Pearson Hobson Calico Coin Harvey Bryan Jones

City Spotlight Shows Cleveland Grows Energetic

Tom Johnson stands out as a sole figure who can bring excitement to Cleveland, highlighting the city’s efforts to stay in the public eye.

Cleveland Tom Johnson

Coronation Delegation Should Include Militia Leaders

The piece argues the U S army and navy should be represented by commanders like Miles Shafter Merritt Dewey and Schley at King Edward VII coronation instead of political favorites Corbin and Crowninshield to give the visit real weight for both nations.

United States Army Navy Edward Corbin Crowninshield Miles Shafter Merritt Army Dewey Schley

Embalmed beef scandal slams Navy officials in Herald-Transcript

The Poeria Herald-Transcript condemns Alger Eagan and the navy department for backing slander against a brave officer. It calls for driving out Long Crowninshield and their supporters from public service, criticizing the two men and their faction formed over the past three years.

War Department Alger and Eagan Poeria Herald-Transcript Navy Department Crowninshield

No Excuse for Cold Blooded Lynching, Editorial Remarks

The reports of lynchings in the South are criticized for calm and deliberate conduct by perpetrators. The piece argues there is no excuse for cold blooded law breaking even under violent passion, underscoring the crime's severity.

South

Movement to persuade St. Louis ex to build boys building

A push seeks to influence St. Louis ex officials to construct a boys’ building. Organizers rally support, outlining community benefits and funding considerations.

Boys and the St Louis exposition showmanship debate

The Troy Times argues exhibitions of boys invention would attract at the St Louis fair and notes that American boys seek prominence. It cites Lincoln and Barnum on honesty in public life and recalls Barnum using a legal ruse to drum up publicity for a rival show.

Troy Times St. Louis Exposition Abraham Lincoln Phineas T. Barnum Chicago Chronicle Chicago Barnum

Measure Each Deed By Love and Peace

Poetic guidance urging readers to weigh every action by love and mercy. It stresses giving to the poor, keeping a generous heart, and finding heaven in acts of kindness here and now.

Earth

Republic Oil expands with 20000 gallon storage tanks

J. T. Juvenal built Republic Oil from four years of work to a new phase with storage tanks of 20 000 gallons capacity enhancing local operations.

Republic Oil Company J. T. Juvenal

New Commission House Opens In St Louis Area

Mr M D Tuch of St Louis plans a broker and commission room at 124 West Third Street with Cella Commission Co as correspondents. The agent will have direct telegraphic wires to Chicago and New York.

M. D. Tuch St. Louis West Third Street Cella Commission Company Chicago New York

Socialist meeting in Second ward hosts campaign addresses

The Socialists of the Second ward met last night and heard addresses by aldermanic candidate Frank Cunningham and others.

Frank Cunningham

Ruby and Stoner Obtain Sedalia Marriage License

A. L. Ruby and Addie Stoner, both of Sedalia, received a marriage license Monday evening.

A. L. Ruby Addie Stoner Sedalia

The Pie Eaters Defeated by Little Franklins in Baseball Fight

The Little Franklins beat the Fifth Street Pie Eaters 5 to 4 Monday afternoon after the Pie Eaters quit in the first half of the sixth inning. The game ended amid a fight as the umpire helped recover the ball and glove. Batteries were Billy Roach and Earl Thompson for the Pie Eaters, and Johnnie and George Shrike for the Little Franklins.

Little Franklins Fifth Street Pie Eaters Pickaters Billy Roach Earl Thompson Johnnie George Shrike

Sedalia Nine Falls to Jefferson City at Cottage Place Park

In a Sunday ballgame at Cottage Place park Jefferson City defeated Sedalia 10 to 6. Sedalia outscored in hits eight to Raithel pitched for Jefferson City while Almquist struggled on the mound for Sedalia. A large crowd saw a well played contest with Sedalia’s bats producing the edge but not enough to win.

Joe Roe Sedalia Cottage Place Park Jefferson Raithel Almquist

Arlington Pharmacy Goods Move With Trusted Reputation

An Arlington Pharmacy note highlights its good reputation built on high grade goods. The item also mentions a historic excursion via M K T Railroad with round trip fare of 2 50, departing Sedalia August 25 at 9 30 a m and returning August 26 at 11 p m from St Louis.

ST. Louis M., K. & T. Railway Sedalia Arlington Pharmacy Ladue Estill

Hospital Arrivals At Railroads

Railroads report new arrivals including Thomas Dampier a bridgeman at Wel don Springs A M Isom a brakeman at Hillsboro W H Carlton a section laborer at Parsons Louis Rooney a section laborer at Troy R Ligon a section laborer at Gibson station.

Thomas Dampier Bridgeman Weldon Springs A. M. Isom Brakeman Hillsboro W. H. Carlton Par Louis Rooney Troy R. Ligon Gibson Station

Machinists Ball Team Confident in Beer Prize Duel

The Machinists ball team bets on winning the beer keg prize against the Retail Clerks in a friendly club match.

Sedalia Lodge to Hold Social for Railroad Machinists

Sedalia lodge No. 71 S A M will stage a social on Thursday evening August 29 for the benefit of Southern railway machinists who are out after a nine hour day. Peculiar accident reported at Franklin Junction Monday saw a revolver in a grip discharge from a Katy baggage car striking a railroad employee in the leg. Officials here deny any knowledge of the incident.

Sedalia Lodge No. 71 S. A. of M Southern Railway Sedalia Franklin Junction Katy

Missouri Pacific Shops Operate Long Hours This Week

Workers at the Missouri Pacific shops are putting in fifteen hours daily this week. Six train loads of stock were dispatched to St. Louis and Chicago last night. George Brown's lunch counter on Engineer street near the X office closed. Chief Engineer Henry Rohwer of Missouri Pacific was in town briefly en route from Joplin to St. Louis. Katy brakeman Vic Kinsey returned to work Monday but soon fell ill and took another layoff.

Missouri Pacific St. Louis Chicago George Brown Engineer Street Henry Rohwer City Joplin Vic Kinsey Katy

Katy Tickets and Through Sleeper Service Details

The Katy offers through sleepers from St. Louis to City of Mexico with a Pullman conductor, announces Nos. 3 and 4 running through to Waco, and promotes travel to Beaumont, the oil fields, and Denison. Sunday excursions and homeseekers tickets to multiple Texas regions are described with various limits and fare terms.

St. Louis Chicago Katy Mexico Arizona California City of Mexico Pullman Waco Beaumont Texas Great Oil Fields Denison

Business opportunities for all in Midwest rail zone

Locations in Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Missouri along the Chicago Great Western railway offer jobs for capable men with capital across farming dairy and milling sectors. Opportunities include general merchandise hardware harness hotels banks and stock buying with maps and Maple Leaflets provided by W. J. Reed industrial agent 604 Endicott building St. Paul Minnesota.

Iowa Illinois Minnesota Missouri Chicago Great Western Railway United States W. J. Reed Endicott Building St. Paul Minn

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