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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1899
Page
4
Threatening with rain this afternoon, the outlook shifts to snow in the east tonight. Colder tonight, Tuesday will be fair according to the Weather Bureau forecast furnished in Washington.
The Nevada Mail quotes Gov. Stephens arguing against adopting a new primary plan. It notes dangers in changing from the old system and urges the state committee to retain the convention for nominations next year, warning against a departure from tradition.
The Ash Grove Missouri Commonwealth argues against labeling primary supporters as unpeople. It questions who constitutes the people behind calls for a Missouri primary, naming figures like Dave Ball Sam Cook and Champ Clark and critiquing perceived elite control over nomination processes.
The speaker warns that a large opposition could sway the Democratic nomination with a single vote margin in a contested primary. He notes Republicans often vote in Democratic primaries and urges a fair, honorable discussion to avoid insinuations and accusations harming the cause.
Observation Sleepers between St. Louis and San Antonio join the Frisco line offering enhanced service and a new travel option in Southwest routes.
Christmas wish list includes a pledge to brighten others by shopping at our jewelry headquarters. Explore our line of holiday gifts and discover items that may enhance your season and spread cheer.
A citywide advocate lauds Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as a cure for kidney and urinary troubles. John Gair of Kansas City testifies the yellow tablets relieved his back pain and urinary issues within ten days, urging public publication of the statement. Boxes cost fifty cents. mail orders available from John Morrow & Co. Springfield Ohio.
The Lincoln Plain Dealer notes abundant zinc activity across multiple sites: Illinois Co. on Balltown Hill yields rich ore at 18 feet. Lone Star No. 1 area reports strikes by Moore Schwald and Stone. Big Five mine depth 32 feet shows rich zinc. Other prospects include M A Taylor near Zora, Hanbury mining expansion, and Rich Hill Co. northeast of Lincoln.
The coming year offers a broad program with famed contributors including Ian McLaren Mrs Bur ton Harrison Margaret Deland Charles Dudley Warner Israel Zangwill Mary E Wilkins Ruth McEnery Stuart Jane Barlow Rider Haggard Paul Laurence Dunbar Frank R Stockton and many more notable figures.
Advertises a remedy for grippe promising two day cure. Claims refund if it fails and notes WE Grove’s signature on each box. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
Charles Lawrence of Denver and Anita Herron of Springfield seek marriage license. The groom runs a restaurant. E E McClain of Sedalia and Mary Lee Cordry of Pleasant Green also listed in license notes.
Prier Pehl, wholesaler at 115 W 2nd St Sedalia, advertises discounted whiskies and wines for the season. Featured names include 1891 Bond & Lillard Kentucky whiskey, 1890 Guckenheimer Rye, 1590 Old Taylor, and 1892 Oscar Pepper, plus a large stock of wines and bottled goods as the prime local deal. Anheuser Busch beer wholesaler service is noted.
Jalkelly faces charges of forgery and operating without a business license as details continue from page one. Authorities allege illegal transactions and unlicensed commerce amid ongoing legal proceedings.
Attorney John Bohling filed suit to enjoin the county court from hiring more attorneys to defend his mandamus action on behalf of Constable Robby Trial. The case is set for hearing next Monday.
The article contrasts aristocratic Philippine women with peasant laborers and describes domestic roles for native women. It notes the cleanliness of nipa huts, the labor of girls in cigar factories and convent work, and critiques European residents for relying on foreign servants due to unreliability and lack of gratitude. It cites the Woman's Home Companion as the source.
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