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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1903

Page

2

Hearst Named to House Labor Committee

William Randolph Hearst joins the House committee on labor and declares Democracy is Labor’s natural ally. Labor leaders welcome his appointment as favorable to labor causes. The Texas Daughters of the Confederacy pass a resolution thanking the president for endorsing secession principles in the Panama action.

William Randolph Hearst House Committee On Labor Hearst Democracy Labor Texas the Daughters of the Confederacy Panama

The Doctor's Dream Visions of Heaven and Hell

A gray haired doctor recounts a Christmas night dream where an angel guides him toward glory but halts at hell to reveal debtors among his patients. The scene shifts as the clock rings seven and he awakens still in his office.

Glory’s Gate Hades Hell Heaven

Heiress to English Estate Dies in Poverty

Owensboro Kentucky reports Mrs. Nancy Short, heir to an English estate valued over 1 million, died in poverty. The will likely pass to her four children. Her attorney in England expects recovery of Canterbury land and Bank of England deposits. Mrs Short came to America in 1831 with her father William Steele, heir traced through his father.

Owensboro England Nancy Short Canterbury Bank of England

Death of Rosalind Wiley From Scarlet Fever

Rosalind Wiley, fifteen months old and youngest of three, died Tuesday afternoon at 2 40 at 318 West Tenth Street from scarlet fever. Funeral at the family home was private due to infection fears, conducted by Rev. J J Pritchett of Fifth Street M E Church South. Burial followed in the city cemetery.

Rosalind R.K. Wiley West Tenth Street J. J. Pritchett Fifth Street M. E Souh

Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets

Advertising note claims the product cures a cold in one day with a money back guarantee from druggists. E. W. Grove signs each box. A separate testimonial from C. W. Lynch of Winchester Indiana praises Foley's Honey and Tar for saving his boy from membranous croup after one dose. Arlington Pharmacy sells the product and warns against substitutes.

E. W. Grove Winchester Ind Foley Arlington Phar

Love in a Garret and a Quiet Despair

Stephen Portway, newly educated and newly employed, becomes obsessed with a poor French lodger Mademoiselle Lemoine living opposite his door in Soho. He watches her struggles with hunger and isolation, battles with propriety, and fears she may be harming herself as he contemplates offering help.

Stephen Portway Soho Mademoiselle Lemoine Stephen

When Reuben Comes to Town at Woodd's Opera House

Amusement write up promises Sedalia theatergoers relief from daily cares with lively acts. Beautiful scenery costumes witty dialogue tuneful music and a troupe of pretty girls will entertain the average audience and aim to refresh and amuse.

Sedalia Reuben

Peck's Bad Boy Scheduled to Perform Sunday Night

The famous mischievous youth Peck's Bad Boy and his capable company will appear here Sunday night as they entertain with their well known tricks on his pa his ma and the grocer.

Peck America

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