Sermon on Mormonism by Rev J H Albert
The Sentinel presents a synopsis of Rev J H Alberts Sunday night sermon on Mormonism at the First Congregational Church. It outlines the origin of the Book of Mormon, Joseph Smith, and Rigdon, claims of continued revelation and polygamy, and critiques the priesthood authority and core doctrines with references to Brigham Young and Orson Hyde.
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Nate
Mormon
Ancient Church of America
Mormoni
God
Cadomah
New York
Admiral Sampson
Angel Moroni
Joseph Smith
Smith
Solomon Spaulding
Spaulding
Israel
Rigdon
Mentor
Ohio
Palmyra
Pennsylvania
Wm. H. Sabine
Joseph
Moroni
Jesus Christ
F. W. Tailor
Wilford Woodruff
United States
Brigham H. Roberts
United States Senate
Jas. Smith
Brigham Young
Orson Hyde
Twelve Apostles S
Pratt
Richest min eral find drives Hanbury mining boom
A Joplin mine owner visited Hanbury and leased 350 acres southeast of the hill. He plans a mill and crusher by April and daily ore shipments to a nearby smelter possibly Sedalia. The Harms land near Cole Camp creek yields a 125 foot mineral core in 175 feet drilled, touted as the state’s richest find. Three mining deals in Joplin include a $30,000 lease near Empire Zine works, a $12,000 four acre lease, and a $50,000 lease on Good Cheer mine near Belleville.
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Hanbury
Joplin
Sedalia
Harms
Cole Camp Creek
Rich Hill Mining Company
John D. Cameron
Empire Zine Works
T. B. Begarat
Scranton
E. R. Scott
Chicago
L. B. Fearing
Good Cheer
Belleville
Benton County
Inside History of Judge Harris Independent Run
Sedalia Missouri January 23 1900 judge Harris writes to the Sentinel detailing his past vote on sheriff candidates and his reasons for running independent. He recalls party pressures and warns democrats to stay organized while urging voting for the best local candidate and upholding party principles. He admits a past political sin used to defeat a rival and reflects on ring politics and loyalty to the party.
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Sedalia
the Sentinel
Sedalia Capital
Democratic Committee
Sheriff Murray
Pettis County
Democratic Party
King Bee
Pilot Grove to Rebuild Report
Editor H. Harrison Simpson of the Pilot Grove Enterprise was in the city last evening reporting that the town plans to rebuild after recent damage. He notes forthcoming meetings and community plans to solicit support and funding.
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Pilot Grove
H. Harrison Simpson
Pilot Grove Enterprise
Injuries, resignations and rail changes in Missouri Pacific
A brakeman Charles Patrick of the M K T sustained severe bruises after falling from freight train 108 near South Mound Kansas while watering a hot box. He was found by a switch at Parsons and taken to Sedalia hospital with minor injuries. W G Brownlee Missouri Pacific superintendent resigns effective February 1, to become assistant superintendent of the Grand Trunk at Montreal. Meade Stilwell will headquarter in St Louis as successor. I H Luke of Concordia Kansas to be replaced by A Debernardi and may succeed Stilwell.
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Charles Patrick
East Tenth Street
Tom Russell
South Mound
Kansas
Parsons
Patrick
Sedalia
W. G. Brownlee
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Meade Stilwell
Brownlee
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Stilwell
I. H. Luke
Central Branch Railroad
Concordia
Kas
A. Debernardi
Unused Missouri reports spark fight over state funds
Columbia Jan 22. Secretary J R Rippey faces criticism over handling of agricultural funds and the December board meeting. He defends itemized accounts, says reports were mislaid by water damage, and notes statutes require December elections. Judge Evans letter on quarantine is dismissed as ancient.
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Columbia
J. R. Rippey
Missouri Board of Agriculture
The
Agricultural Board
State University
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Rippey
General Office
Seibert
Judge Evans
Katy Hospital Arrivals
List of hospital arrivals includes Chas Spencer waiter Chickie hockie with influenza James Curran brakeman Franklin Junction with contusion and laceration left hand R Schultz section laborer Royse la grippe David Kinbrough flagman Parsons hernia F Griffin fireman Denison contusion left side T P Long section foreman Lone Oak Texas inguinal adenitis W Cramer crusher laborer Chickie Chockie conjunctivitis H E Mueller stenographer Denison orchitis R F Cassidy fireman Sedalia influenza Co D Webster wiper Franklin Junction scald left forearm R Potts fireman Muskogee I T indigestion H C Anderson section foreman
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Katy
Chas Spencer
Chickie Hockie
James Curran
Franklin Junction
R. Schultz
Royse
la Grippe
David Kinbrough
Parsons
F. Griffin
Denison
T. P. Long
Lone Oak
Texas
W. Cramer
Chickie Chockie
H. E. Mueller
R. F. Cassidy
Sedalia
D. Webster
R. Potts
Muskogee
I. T
H. C. Anderson
Sedalia Ex-Confederates Strive to Raise $200 Pledge
Former Confederate supporters in Sedalia continue efforts to collect the $200 pledge for a Confederate monument to be placed at the city cemetery. This fundraising drive seeks to honor veterans and local history amidst community debates.
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Ceme
Ladies Host Card Party to Cover Debt
In a discussion of remedies to recover the remaining funds, the ladies have already paid roughly $60 by hosting a card party.
Sermon Series Continues at Trinity English Lutheran
At Trinity English Lutheran church Rev Seibert preached on Luther the second in his Heroes of the Cross series. A large crowd attended. Next Sunday night his topic will be Zwingle the Swiss reformer.
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Trinity English Lutheran Church
Seibert
Luther
Remodeling the Huckins Hotel Interior
Remodeling and redecorating of the Huckins hotel has begun. The top floor will be finished first and the entire house will be frescoed and refitted down to the basement.
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Huckins Hotel
Printers Strike Aid Moves Across Cities
J. L. Bolles leaves his post for Cold's packing house in Kansas City and H. A. Seegar becomes local manager for the American district school of correspondence. The London society of Compositors offers 10000 to New York printers, and Chicago Typographical union donates 1000 to Kansas City striking printers.
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J. L. Bolles
Cold’s
Kansas City
H. A. Seegar
American District School of Correspondence
London
England
Mild smallpox discussed by Dr Brayton in Indiana article
The piece cites Dr A W Brayton of Indianapolis on mild smallpox in the South and its spread from the Spanish Cuban war era. It notes negro cotton pickers continuing work during eruptions, discusses disease death rates, and mentions related medical opinions by Dr W M Welch. It also reports Sacred Heart church Altar Society officers and a note on Gene Andrews.
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A. W. Brayton
Indianapolis
Madagascar
W. M. Welch
Philadelphia
Welch
Cincinnatti
St. Louis
Topeka
Rocky Mountains
Tropics
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Hormoniism
J. H. Albert
First Congregational Church
Rev. Albert
First
Ministers’ Alliance
Adam
Brighab Young
Judge Harris
Mary Ann
J.R. Rippey
Fluenza
Indiana
Altar Society of the Sacred Heart Church
George Miller
H. H. Meier
Patrick Curran
BE. G. Cassidy
Gene Andrews
Morgan
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