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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1902

Page

6

Innes Band to Play Sedalia Festival Feb 1

Mr W S Albert arrives to arrange a special train for fans attending the Innes Festival at Sedalia Missouri on February 1. The tour features Borghi Alberti Zenzi Kyla Bryden and a dramatic Carmen Faust Lucia sequence with electric anvils and descriptive stage effects drawing big crowds from Baltimore to Pan American showings.

Mes Sedalia Innes Mr. Innes Borghi Italia Carmen Alberti Zenzi Kyl Cornettist Francis Bryden W. S. Albert Amnes Baltimore Albert Carmen Faust Lucia Frances Bryden Zermi

Lies Told by Children Highlight Imagination Over Lies

Dr. Lightner Witmer of the University of Pennsylvania argues that many so called lies by children arise from imagination rather than deceit. He distinguishes imagination as after images from fancy as constructive thought, noting 3 to 5 year olds exaggerate during street fights and adults would recall different versions.

Lightner Witmer University of Pennsylvania Washington Times Dr. Witmer

Telegram From New York Hotel Spooks Charles Street

At 2 a.m. a messenger boy delivered a blank telegram envelope to a Charles Street house. Inside, a note from a celebrated New York hotel said Jim and Jessie wished the recipient were with them after a dinner, frightening occupants who mistook the sound for danger.

Charles Street New York Jim Jessie

Canary Bird Show Leads To Social Club Origin

The Canary Birds on Show article recounts a Bowery saloon argument that sparked a canary bird club. An exhibition at 158 3rd Avenue features birds from Holland with judges from Paterson NJ and a bare Teutonia hall as the social event unfolds.

Bowery 3D Avenue Holland Paterson N. J Teutonia Hall

Toasts in Paris Honor Washington and Nations

Benjamin Franklin and a French and English guest toasted three nations in Paris. The English toast praised Great Britain as the sun. The French toast honored France as the moon guiding tides. Franklin toasted George Washington as the Joshua of America who made sun and moon stand still.

Benjamine Franklin Paris Mr. Franklin France Franklin George Washington Joshua America

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