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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1901
Page
8
The city council reviews accumulated bills and discusses cost-cutting, with emphasis on potential excess insurance and supply orders. A city health board update is promised for the next meeting, and a new winter lecture series and musical supplement accompany last Sunday’s Chronicle issue.
A narrative recounts a court scene where West delivers a masterful oration praising a dog’s fidelity and intelligence. The speech, filled with literary quotations, elicits tears from jurors and spectators as the trial proceeds and the client appeals to the supreme court.
The Sentinel presents a vote tally for today’s educational contest with names and vote counts up to 8 PM. Charles A Dixon Emil Meier J W Cromley Reuben McVey all listed with varying scores and an end time for daily vote submission at 1 PM for the afternoon edition.
The Chicago Sunday Chronicle details a series of progressive reviews on nineteenth century progress. The first article, Evolution, is illustrated by a verse explanation of horse tooth development from foal to old age, describing jaw teeth growth and wear with poetic lines.
The article recalls famed Missouri speakers and elevates Senator West's Drum Savannah address on Jan 8. It notes court verdicts in the Richardson case blaming Addie L Richardson for her husband Frank W Richardson's death and mentions related hazing at West Point, Flory contesting railroad commissioner posts, and Gov. Stephens pardoning C. G. Jesse for killing Frank Griffin.
New York Jan 8 insiders say Missouri Pacific will start dividends in the spring at not less than four percent. The annual report is expected to be a record for the company with strong buying by insiders amid a cautious market.
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