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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
3
The Baltimore Herald criticizes General Von Waldersee for talking too much after arriving late to China’s conflict, while the Cincinnati Enquirer jokes about a Niagara barrel stunt with potential fatal risk, calling such feats dangerous vulgarities.
A humorous remark warns against overcomplicating spelling in the manner of Josh Billings, suggesting that clever wordplay should not turn into self mockery. The line implies restraint and clarity over affectation.
Interviewers press Vice President Roosevelts for replies but his quiet responses frustrate reporters who fear he is formulating thoughts. The piece notes the tense moment as officials navigate public expectations and media scrutiny.
The piece states that if Senator Hanna seeks the presidential nomination in 1904 President McKinley would object little and Fairbanks could be the president's chosen candidate. It notes McKinley’s long standing deference to Hanna’s preferences.
Professor Brander Matthews advocates simplifying spelling to avoid affected or freakish looks as he urges readers to form the habit in writing. The piece reflects early 20th century views on orthography and linguistic reform.
Russell Sage holds his first earned cent beside his last earnings as London dancing masters claim Americans lack dance skill. The piece notes the payer, not talent, is the real issue in wealth.
In Galesburg Illinois Mrs Mary Lark a negro prophetess stirred a large African Methodist congregation to repentance then yelled of destruction. A vivid lightning flash and a thunder crash dazzled the crowd and panic ensued forcing doors open with all worshippers fleeing the church within minutes leaving the area empty.
Miss Matilda Brosing and Mr. Richard Fowler were wed Wednesday at Calvary Episcopal Church with Bishop E. R. Atwill officiating. The ceremony featured choir music led by Glenn Woods, followed by a reception at the Hoffman home and a drive to the newlyweds’ home five miles east of Sedalia.
Warrensburg Missouri August 29 Will Jancis the murderer and assailant of Miss Mary Henderson at Columbus Johnson county remains at large as citizens pledge to capture him. A search with bloodhounds and patrols fuels the hunt with reports of two accused colored men Briscoe and Davenport tortured for information but released with no leads. Francis seen in a yard near the Henderson home is the prime suspect as chaos and vigilante sentiment rise in the county.
The investigation cleared a man believed to be the suspect after a different individual named John Colvin, a Kansas City saloon porter, was found innocent. Colvin claimed his brother was ill in Sedalia and he was attempting to ride but was caught en route as he traveled back toward Kansas City.
We will fill and deliver your prescription if you ask your doctor to leave it here at Arlington Pharmacy.
Owing to drought and crop failures Dr T T Major and Son advertise limited time low prices for dental work. Full set from 1.00 and up gold and platina fillings 0.75 amalgam fillings 0.50 bridge work and painless extraction services. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse. Arlington Pharmacy supplies prescription products from around the globe to ensure purity.
An advertisement touts painless first class dental work at living prices. Captain H L Cannon offers plate work with guaranteed results. Visit Room 208 Ilgenfritz Building with electric elevator access.
Arlington Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street invites Sedalia and Pettit county physicians to inspect drugs and pharmaceuticals for prescription work. They promise top quality products, fast replenishment via telegraph or express, reasonable patient prices, and delivery of filled prescriptions.
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