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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1900

Page

6

Revolt in Manila Linked to Autonomous Government Officials

Manila reports describe an insurgent attack on a 50 man lieutenant led escort near Lipa and a broader uprising in Negros tied to autonomous government officials elected last November. Eleven officials including the president were jailed for treason while others released on bonds. Dentists needed for American troops in the Philippines due to widespread tooth decay.

Manila Thirtieth Infantry Ralston Lipa Negros A. C. Ledyard Smith Twenty-sixth Infantry Iloilo Bacolod Island

Pro Boer Meeting Draws Large Washington Audience

The Grand Opera House in Washington drew the citys largest auditorium for a pro Boer rally. Speakers from both Congress branches voiced public support, paralleling Boers struggle for independence with 1776. M P T Moran opened the meeting and introduced Congressman Sulzer as presiding officer.

Washington Grand Opera House Great Britain Congress M. P. T. Moran Ancient Order of Hibernians Sulzer

Kansas Banker Tax Provokes Congressional Push

Washington reports Congressman Bailey of Kansas seeks to modify or repeal the bank tax. He notes 83 banks in Kansas with 5 000 capital each face a 50 tax, a heavy burden on small banks. He cites 7 banks at 10 000 capital and 280 with under 25 000, arguing the tax unfairly hits modest capital banks.

Washington Bailey Kansas

Shooting at Oswego sparks feud with Baker badly hurt

Oswego Kansas reports a four o'clock shooting in which Dave Rogers fired twice with a shotgun at A Baker. One shot hit the face and another the neck. Rogers won t discuss the incident while Baker remains in critical condition. An old feud is noted and a woman is mentioned in connection with the case.

Oswego Kan Dave Rogers A. Baker Rogers Baker

Coyote Hunting Report From Colorado Springs chase

Denver Post notes a coyote hunting scene near the Dubois ranch area ten miles beyond, with a pack owned by Louis and T. W. Bartels and riders including Charles MacA. Willcox and Charles Barrows. The article highlights hounds, greyhounds, and a 10 mile course through fence-free plains, describing the sport as a public spectacle with modest danger from prairie dog holes.

Colorado Springs Briny San Marco Denver Lunnoen Charles Walker Louis T. W. Bartels Plains Charles Maca. Willcox Bartelses Charles Barrows Milord’ Donohue Norman, Cooke Ramsay Dubois Ranch Denver Post

Color in Flags Across Nations and Color Roles

An overview of flags and colors used by 25 nations noting red remains dominant with 19 flags include red. Blue elements appear in 12, black in Germany Belgium and China, green in six including Ireland and Italy, and yellow or white in several others. The Ecuador flag is described as two white columns with a blue column and white stars.

Great Britain United States France Geremany Austria Italy Spain Denmark Elsium Sweden Switzerland Turkey Mexico Chile Portugal Venezuela Cuba Russia Westland Ecuador Germany Belgium China Ireland Brazil Egypt Persia Japan Holland Tortugal England

Mr Dooley Voices On A Piano For The Donahues

The Donahues debate purchasing a piano for their daughter while Mr Dooley jokes he is no musician yet can decide matters for the family. He recalls forty years of helping the fashionable ward and warns of job risk if they appear unable to afford a piano. He quips about a printer’s bill and a steam calico pole.

Mary Dooley Malachi Tim Clency North Side Mortimer Casey South Chicago Mr. Dooley Ladies’ Home Journal R. H. Harris

Hobart's First Fee and Aided Family Ties

A North American recounts how Vice President Hobart earned his first legal fee of 100 dollars from a wealthy Paterson manufacturer. The tale notes the man later gave Hobart an 800 dollar check and that Hobart helped his former client’s granddaughter and others in the family with financial support and employment.

Paterson Hobart The Fly

A Way Out for Debtors Proposed by Creditors

The Exchange at 116 W. 3d St advertises a confidential plan to list all debts, consolidate claims under one person, and allow monthly payments pro rata to creditors, claiming honesty and discretion for those who wish to pay, while labeling bankruptcy as the fastest route for nonpayers.

Saa the Exchange W. 3d

Money to Loan at Low Rates on Farm or City Property

K H Ingram offers loans on improved farm or central city property with low interest through Missouri Trust Building. Also local shoe shop Roger's advertises no small pox remedies and repairs with half soles for men and children and rubber heels, at 217 Lamine Street near the post office.

East Third Street Ohio Street K. H. Incram Missouri Trust Building Roger Lamine Street

Candy Palace Adverts Dr Miller Cough Bitters Claim

A vintage ad notes Celery reduced to 5c per bunch formerly 2 for 15e from Candy Palace and promotes Dr Millers Cough Bitters as a positive cough remedy.

Candy Palace

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