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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1903

Page

8

Were Wed Sunday Home Wedding in City Parlor

A pretty home wedding took place Sunday at 10 AM in the residence of Mr and Mrs John Metcalf 1015 East Third street. Miss Ada Metcalf and Mr William Behr of Portland Oregon were married by Rev W T Allan with Miss Lenora Asbury and Mr F Metcalf as attendants. The couple left for Portland aboard the Missouri Pacific for their future home after a luncheon with close relatives and friends.

John Metcalf East Third Street Ada Metcalf William Behr Portland Oregon W. T. Allan Lenora Asbury Kansas City F. Metcalf Missouri Pacific Portland

Crescent Tent K. O. T. M. meeting notice

Crescent Tent No. 4 K O T M will meet in regular review tomorrow evening at 7 30 p m W S Shepard Com A L Allen R K

W. S. Shepard Com. A. L. Allen R. K

A Trip to Atlantic Seashore Resorts

A delightful outing at any season described as a trip via the Lehigh Valley railroad on America s Great Double Track Scenic Highway. Descriptive booklet available by sending a two cent stamp to the General Passenger Department in New York.

Lehigh Valley Railroad General Passenger Department New York Atlantic City

Bryan declines to visit Ohio silencing silver faction

William J. Bryan cancels six planned speeches in Ohio including a stop at the state fair, disrupting Tom L. Johnson's bid to harmonize silver men and undermining John H. Clarke's U S senate bid. Johnson had sought Bryan to imply approval of Clarke but Bryan issued a telegram rescheduling.

Cleveland Ohio William J. Bryan Tom L. Johnson Democratic Party Bryan Napoleon John H. Clarke Johnson United States Chicago Clarke

Vardaman Wins Mississippi Governorship by Wide Margin

Jackson reports Major Vardaman's landslide victory over Judge Cruz in the Mississippi governor race with an estimated 8 000 to 10 000 vote margin after full returns. Vardaman vows race-dividing school fund distribution and a major rally runs from Jackson to Greenwood as supporters celebrate.

Jackson Miss Cruz Vardaman Major Vardaman Interior Greenwood Judge Cruz Mississippi Roosevelt North Noel R. L. Bradley McInnis

Chicago Markets Beef Hogs Cattle Sheep Steady Across Regions

August 31 market report from Logan Com. Co. Chicago lists hog receipts 32,000 and steady, cattle 19,000 steady, sheep 24,000 steady. Hog price ranges 4.65 to 6.10 with top 6.10, sturdy across Kansas City Omaha and East St. Louis receipts.

Chicago Kansas City Omaha East St. Louis

Rug Ey Rough Riders Exhibit of Heroic Manhood

A vivid overview of a grand exhibition showcasing muscular bravery across diverse groups from Cowboys and American Indians to Mexican rurals and Bedouin Arabs. The feature highlights Roosevelt Rough Riders and Western cowgirls as emblematic of heroic endurance.

Railroad News Hospital Arrivals and Crew Listings

A railroad notice lists arrivals and crew members by name and role. Louie Garner bridgeman Dallas. Russ Talbert bridgeman Leonard Tex. Charlie Kinpens concrete laborer Parsons. Robert Wise caller Muscogee I T. K J Gurney painter Parsons. J W Pepple engineer Smithville. Frank Bradley water carrier Muscogee. Walter Young porter Muscogee. J S Overstreet wiper Franklin Junction. Sam Foster coal heaver Denison. M Medine shop laborer Parsons. W C Lakin section laborer Ronald. Tom Fowler section laborer Leonard. M Fillemore section laborer Norwood.

Louie Garner Bridgeman Dallas Russ Talbert Leanard Tex Charlie Kinpens Parsons Robert Wise Muscogee J. Gurney J. W. Pepple Smithville Frank Bradley Walter Young Porter J. S. Overstreet Wiper Franklin Junction Sam Foster Denison M. Medine W. C. Lakin Ronald Tom Fowler

Engineer William Meyer Heads to Parsons Kansas

William Meyer the Katy engineer at Parsons Kansas is in the city preparing to move his family to that place. The private car of Superintendent W J McKee No 111, after overhaul in Chicago, was returned last night. The car, badly wrecked at Lamar Missouri months ago, now appears as a re-equipped and re modeled new car.

William Meyer Katy Parsons Kansas W .J. McKee Pullman Chicago Lamar

Striking Indian Nomenclature for Summer Spots

Describes Indian names such as Muskoka Clear Sky Land Magnetewan and Kawartha as fitting descriptors for delightful American summer outings. Offers free descriptive literature and timetables via the Advertising Department Grand Trunk Railway System 135 Adams Street Chicago George W Vaux A G P T A.

Muskoka Magnetewan Kawartha Grand Trunk Railway System Adams Street Chicago George W. Vaux T. A

Red Cross Ball Blue Advertises Small 2 oz Package

Promotes Ball Blue with Red Cross branding. Claims a large two ounce package for five cents. Appears as a retail laundry product advertisement from a historical newspaper page.

Red Cross Bes

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