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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1903
Page
2
The Missouri Senator's powerful defense of removing the coal tariff is hailed as a high point of Senate oratory and civic influence. Despite charges that eloquence has faded from Congress, his speech is credited with shaping public response and pressuring parties to act in line with the people’s will.
The Sedalia Sentinel denounces local dens of vice housing both black and white individuals, questions licensing and enforcement, and defends its own editorial independence while urging action. It also notes a coal tax repeal context and offers a Wall Atlas giveaway with subscriptions.
A preacher criticizes church complacency and the neglect of practical charity in Sedalia. He cites rich and poor, urges loving gospel over gift-giving, and recalls Mrs Zehner and Bishop remarks as he calls for real action to curb crime and uplift the city.
The Sedalia Bazoo recalls Tennie Matthews lecturing on temperance in California Missouri. Notes include a Boonville wedding write up of Ittel Beatty and list Sedalia residents C C Hall Henry Bullard Miller Bullard and Misses Josie Moore and Alice Parker. Weather mentions frost thawing and busy court notes with a pricing fine for intoxication.
Ballou and Co state they have nothing to do with the injunction restraining renewal of Missouri Pacific bonds. Mrs. William Moore and daughter return from Boonville yesterday evening.
Summary of local news items including Albert Roads and family traveling from Deepwater to Green Ridge, a carriage breakdown en route to Jake Meyer’s, M S Botts slaughtering hogs, Calvert daughters visiting Pauline, Charley Kemp and Montana visit, Wood family trip to Illinois, Clingenpeel selling hogs at six cents and transporting to Sedalia, J P George’s Sedalia trip, Mamie Huckaby and Dora Breeder buggy riding, and John Huckaby trading horses.
Mrs John T Heard hosted the Thursday Euchre club last week at her residence on Wact Mira Street. The evening featured card play and social time among members.
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