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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1902
Page
2
The Sentinel lauds Alderman Meuschke Collector Waddell and Tax Attorney Kennedy for diligent tax work. It notes advances in cardiac surgery but jokes about romantic wounds, comments on Venezuela Britain and Germany tensions, and praises Sedalia’s musical talent while critiquing jingoism.
The excerpt urges Democratic leaders to reject bosses and hypocrisy, denounce lobbying and corporate favors, and demand strict political purity. It advocates retiring tainted figures, denying nominations to unethical workers, and conducting party affairs so Missouri remains a beacon of faith for Democracy.
A report recalls a New York mother and her two year old child found frozen in a tenement room amid cold and hunger. The piece contrasts their suffering with warmer nearby homes and defends The Sentinel as a comprehensive telegraphic weekly for Sedalia readers.
From the Sedalia Bazoo dated December 14 1877 news notes mention All trains on time and no police court. Missouri Pacific Railway Co General Order No 5 announces E B Stile as Superintendent of Track and Permanent Way with headquarters at Sedalia Mo and directs all track maintenance crews to heed his authority.
The Gentlemen's Musical Club presented an evening of fine music despite bad weather. The program surpassed typical home talent, receiving frequent encores and hearty applause, with musicians and friends offering warm congratulations afterward.
Advertises 1000 bars Snap Soap and 11 bars for 25 cents, 50 gallons light Home-Made Sorghum at 35 cents a gallon, 11 pounds Granulated Sugar for 50 cents plus 50 cent coffee sale. Promotes 25-cent coffee as delicious with Maxdawa Cream Baking.
Kansas City residents and graduates from Central Business College secure roles across Missouri and nearby states. Clayden F. Nelson, stenographer for Ozark Cooperage Co., earns 80 dollars monthly. John L. Rogers joins Armour Packing Co. in Kansas City. L. H. Amrine leads shorthand at Liegh Bros. College in St. Louis. Henry C. Rutledge becomes head bookkeeper at Bechtold Printing and Book Mfg. Co. C. H. Frisch handles stenographic work for Allen & Hart Real Estate. J. B. Feland assists White's Collecting Agency. J. L. Moore enters real estate in Clinton. Herman A. Weber to Arcadia Bank as bookkeeper after improving books.
The preliminary hearing for Walter Holman, charged in a pending case, was continued to a later date as prosecutors and defense counsel addressed evidentiary matters and court scheduling.
Fred Wilson died at his home in Houstonia from Brights disease at 7 15 Friday morning. He was a leading merchant and business man of Houstonia and left two children Ella and Will. His friends in Sedalia mourn his death.
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