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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1900
Page
7
St Omer Commandery No 11 K T plans a special conclave on Tuesday December 15 1960 at 730 PM for work in Red Cross and to announce the annual free souvenir sale with gifts for each coffee or tea purchase. Also lists educational contest contestants and votes with names and counts.
The CHY Council debated leasing the park to a streetcar company for five years and the company may assume park bond interest but offered no proposition. The matter was sent to the city counsellor for report. Tax issues were referred to a committee, and the park expenses report was ordered. The engineer was told to remove a dangerous Main street guy wire. The session adjourned at 9 15.
Ex President Benjamin Harrison attacks McKinley's Philippine and Porto Rican policies at a University of Michigan speech. He argues that civilized inhabitants of new territories are U S citizens and that citizenship would extend the revenue clause to Puerto Rico. The remarks reflect a broader debate on colonial to domestic implications.
Mrs Mary Reavis longtime Sedalia figure dies at her home five miles east of Warrensburg at 11 oclock Saturday night from rheumatic fever. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs T R Meredith of Clifton City and married July 4 to Mr Joe Reavis of Warrensburg at Dr Fuller s West Broadway home. She was a member.
The Monarch Laundry offers to handle blankets and quilts with excellent equipment this season. Careful housewives are assured of special attention and reasonable prices. Also listing furnished rooms for rent with steam heat and electric light at Royal.
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