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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
4
A Baltimore American poem recounts a young football player who stands bravely amid wreckage as vice of the game leaves him severely injured. His father and mother watch from the stands while teammates celebrate the clash and the boy’s courage anchors the scene.
A broad reading audience absorbs President Roosevelt’s lengthy message, with citizens across regions engaging despite its extended length and detailed policy proposals. The document fills pages as readers study the administration’s priorities, warnings, and calls to action.
The sentence suggests Dan Lamont's potential presidential campaign faces police obstruction concerns over street blockades. Details are unclear in the fragment.
J. Hamilton Lewis will not be a contributor to the Congressional Record in the coming year. The decision marks a shift as the long serving public figure ends his regular contributions to the publication.
Roosevelt backs his appointment policy yet faces rough ahead with political obstacles, leadership tests, and potential opposition from critics while pursuing governance strategy.
Senator Hale’s harsh remarks on reciprocity treaties provoke strong rebuke of President McKinley. The exchange highlights tensions over tariff policy and U S diplomacy in the era.
General Kitchener calls for more mounted troopers capable of riding. He emphasizes the need for riders with proficiency and readiness to mobilize quickly.
The remark calls the ruling vindication as Justice Jerome faces four years of hard labor while Mr. Croker enjoys golf, reflecting on the court outcome and its perceived satisfaction.
President Roosevelt avoids inviting Kentucky Republican leaders to dine citing their conduct with knives. The incident highlights tensions between the White House and party ranks as food etiquette triggers a political rift.
A statement expresses optimism that Secretary Hay will justify faith in efforts to keep the open door in the East, underscoring support for continued access and balance in international trade and diplomacy.
Articles indicate Roosevelt may arbitrate a fight among Missouri Republican factions and would deserve national sympathy if he takes on the task.
The reciprocity Blaine started was an aggressive policy shift shaping diplomatic and economic relations, signaling a tougher stance in trade and alliance discussions with major powers and regional partners.
The Missouri Supreme Court denied a writ of prohibition against Judge Zachritz in the Delmar Jockey Club case. The ruling held the suit sought to bar actions under a allegedly fraudulent license, not the act of bookmaking itself. State Auditor Allen has deposited $5,700 to the State fair fund. track season closed with no further litigation. Free Buck's Range Cook Book offer ends in thirty days.
The piece asserts Americans should share Secretary Hay’s belief that material advance has been and continues to be made in the morals of diplomacy, comparing current progress to a spectrum from Machiavelli to Bismarck.
The text recalls Secretary Hay negotiating a treaty and the administration pushing it in the senate. It notes sufficient Republican senators resisted, preventing ratification and opposing the administration's push.
Dr. T. T. Major & Son announce limited time dental work at reduced rates due to crop failures. Full set of teeth gold plate prices begin at $1.00, with gold and platinum fillings and cement fillings listed. crowns and bridge work also advertised. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse.
A seller promotes a $45.00 stove offered at $1.00, with price reduced by $1 each day from November 20, aiming to clear the last high priced stove before the season ends. The dealer signs as Taylor Cain.
Our social sale moves stock rapidly and pleases customers. We bought the best stock this year and offer it at prices to insure big business. Every department is complete with bargains in each. Don’t get left follow the crowds to Carl A Guenther’s 810 Ohio Street.
Advertises $1000 and up real estate loans in Pettis County with low rates and favorable terms. Farm loans offered at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J. H. Bothwell listed as attorney and counselor at Sedalia National Bank Building.
W. L. Jones informs friends he operates a general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving services. Telephone Queen City 444.
Stock includes 300 pairs of brand new pants 200 second hand pants 500 coats and overcoats many second hand 500 underwear pieces about 300 hats 300 shirts 200 gloves and mittens 200 shoes 100 boots 200 rubbers and 100 overshoes all brand new. Items to be closed out at about half their worth.
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