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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1902

Page

4

Candidate Announcements and Local Notes in Pettis County

The notice lists Bruce Barnett as a Democratic candidate for Pettis County prosecuting attorney and mentions H K Bente and James Montgomery as announced candidates subject to party choice. It also references Huckleberry Finn’s regret over relatives' treatment in Odessa Missouri and notes Sedalia's congressional convention and a library fund fundraising effort.

The Sentinel H. K. Bente Pettis County James Montgomery

Old Soldier in Los Angeles Granted Medal or Pension

The piece notes a veteran in Los Angeles who coughed up a bayonet to save his life and is now entitled to a medal or pension. It mentions the Cole Camp Courier’s ongoing Christmas supplement, praising its quality.

Los Angeles Cal G Cole Camp Courier

Sedalia Scene Hints Quiet Summer Traditions Return

The Sentinel notes signs of spring with daily life returning as a carpenter works nearby and a robin sings. It mentions a Sedalia young lady who represented the summer girl at last night's masquerade, though she is a few days behind schedule.

Sedalia

Underground Morgan County Fire Expands Over Several Acres

An underground fire has been burning across multiple acres in Morgan County since last November. Local officials report slow progress and continued containment efforts as firefighters monitor shifting ground and smoke conditions.

Morgan County

Fire and disease linked in medical allegory from 1900s ads

A fire-damaged warehouse allegorizes illness, arguing doctors locate symptoms but not the disease source. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is praised for curing stomach and digestion related ailments, with patient testimonials and offer of a free medical adviser book.

Dr. Pierce Ada D. Way Waterbury, Dixon Co Nebr Pierce Michael Maher Littlefalls N. Y Centre St Messrs. Courke & Hurley People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser R. V. Pierce Buffalo

Lincoln Institute seeks new president and dormitory contract

The Lincoln Institute board meets Monday to elect a new president amid several leading educators as applicants. A $1,600 yearly salary is offered. The board will also award a $10,000 contract for a boys dormitory funded by the last legislature.

Louis Hoffman Lincoln Institute State School For Jefferson City Capitol J. W. Daniel Jackson J. H. Garnett J. S. Moten Payne University Selma Ala B. Fallen Savannah Gresham Kansas City Colorado

McKinley Memorial Plan Debated by Ministers Alliance

The Ministers Alliance of the city met to consider Governor Dockerys suggestion on the McKinley Monument. They appointed a committee to propose to the press that no new public service be held now and that voluntary contributions be collected by the mayor for publication by the city papers.

Dockery McKinley

Emma Goldman Under Watch As Prince Henry Visits

The note warns authorities to monitor Emma Goldman during Prince Henry's visit to the country. It also mentions Paderewski preparing to sail back to the United States to avoid sharing the spotlight with the prince.

Emma Goldman Prince Henry

Sedalia Public Funds Boosted by Generous Citizens

Sedalia residents respond liberally to a library fund appeal, earning credit for their contributions. The Sedalia police are expected to perform extra fine work as a result. A Warrensburg man donated three bull pups as mascots for the police.

Seventh District Committee Sets Meeting at Elks Hotel

The Seventh district congressional committee will meet at the Elks Hotel tomorrow to decide the time and place for the congressional convention which will select a successor to Judge Cooney.

Seventh District Congressional Committee Elks Hotel Cooney

Appointed Administrators Named for McClure Estate

Luella McClure and J W McClure were today named administrators of the large estate of the late Darius McClure of Hughesville.

Luella McClure J. W. McClure Darius McClure Hughesville

Weather Update Shows Cold Wave With Partly Cloudy Skies

The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday followed by a cold wave. Temperature trends point to a chilly weekend with noticeable drop in overnight lows and brisk daytime highs across the area.

Mark Twain to Carnegie Anent Recent Statement

The fragment notes a correspondence between Mark Twain and Andrew Carnegie regarding a recent public statement. No further details are readable to define the exact issue, positions, or outcomes.

Mark Twain Carnegie

Vernon County Democrats Set May 15 Primary

Vernon county Democrats will hold a primary on May 15 to determine their choice for United States senator and select other party nominees. The event will determine which candidates advance to the general election.

Vernon County United States

Albert Garth Dies in Kansas City Apparent Suicide

Albert Garth died in Kansas City ending his life by hanging in his cell. He left his cellmate 20 cents before the fatal act.

Albert Garth Kansas City

Roosevelt Fights Southern Negro Postmasters Dinner Row

The report notes President Roosevelt rejects southern black postmasters and a colored leader questions the White House dinner honoring Booker T. Washington. Washington’s White House meal sparks debate among African American leaders and supporters in a tense national moment.

Roosevelt South Booker T. Washington White House

Twain letter to Carnegie asks for 1.50 gift

An English journal prints a surprising letter from Mark Twain to Andrew Carnegie. Twain requests a modest 1.50 donation to replace a worn hymn book, praising Carnegie’s generosity and urging continued benevolence in a humorous finale.

Drew Carnegie Carnegie Mark Twain Mr. Carnegie P. S

Bronaugh Declares Candidacy for Rail Road Commissioner

Captain W. C. Bronaugh of Lewis Station Henry county announces his candidacy for railroad commissioner. He is well known in Sedalia and known nationwide as a friend and champion of the Younger brothers.

W. C. Bronaugh Lewis Station Henry County Sedalia

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