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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
4
Free $50 Haviland China Set Offered By The Sentinel
The Sentinel partners with J R Meyers of 503 Ohio Street to give away a $50 Haviland China set to paid up subscribers. A sealed jar of shot will be displayed in the Premium store window with an unknown count. Three judges will determine lucky names on March 1. Extra prizes include five yearly Sentinel subscriptions and novels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
The
Daily Sentinel
WV Introduces Bill for Taxation of Encumbered Property
Governor Dockery proposes no board of managers shall be interested while WV introduces taxation bill on encumbered property. The rare majority report of committee is unfavorable though the vote ends in a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockery
Board of Managers
Capital Removal Toast Bridges Jefferson City Relations
In Jefferson City Missouri lawmakers discuss capital removal at a social event with Ex Mayor Edwin Silver praising benefits. Representative Bothwell answers a toast, then addresses the crowd while a two cent fare bill faces a close vote. Chambers debate state contracts and telephone rate proposals as sessions continue.
Printing union label bill from St Louis man at Exposition
Schoenlaup of St Louis introduced a bill in the house requiring all state printing to bear the union label at the sippi Exposition in Omaha in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sippi
Omaha
Schoenlaup
St. Louis
Union
Ex-employee carries off child to Dallas County farm
L. J. Colvin of East Ninth Street, a former Missouri Pacific shop worker, abducted his three year old son after a dispute with his wife who pursued him. Police refused intervention and referred the matter to the prosecutor as Colvin moved toward a farm in Dallas County with the child. Four other children remained at home.
Missouri University Opens Second Term With Large Increase
The second term at Missouri University began in Columbia on January 30 with 1 261 students, up from about 700 five years earlier. Dr R H Jesse and Hon G V Buchanan spoke, Buchanan arguing for compulsory education. A Clinton attorney sought information on a missing Miss Bertie Scott, while a Sedalia woman described as pale attracted attention in a local matter.
Bride of Two Months Expected to Sue for Divorce
The Morning Capital reports Mrs. H. W. Bristol formerly Pearl Downing, wed only two months, is likely to file for divorce. McChire's Magazine February issue includes a character study "Croker" by William Allen White analyzing Tammany's leader and his power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bristol
Pearl Downing
McChire
Specially Priced Items Hit Sedalia Stores
Hail in Sedalia Missouri reports a quiet end of month with special sale offers drawing shoppers. Items include Walking Skirts at 6.75 for 12, Underwear at 108 for 25c, blankets 88c for 1.25, all wool plaids and sacks, Martin Scarfs at 5 for 70, womens coats, Union Suits 482 for 75c, silk ribbons at major discounts, plus all silk taffeta in vivid colors.
Style critique from the Moberly Monitor urged by J D Hail Co
The Moberly Monitor criticizes J Bryan's paper for lacking modern printing craft and appearance. It calls William J to hire up to date democratic artistic printers to elevate the paper for twenty century readers.
Handsome Women Draw Crowds As Weather Warms Trade
Busy downtown streets attract shoppers on the last sunny days as stores push hot stuff sales. Kohen Koal Ko advertises its famous heating coal at $3.90 per ton cash with city weights and phone number 2638.
Sole Survivor Nellie Meeks Exhibition Draws Crowd
The lone survivor of the Meeks family, Nellie Meeks, who was reportedly murdered by Bill and George Taylor near Browning years ago, drew many curious visitors in Kirksville as they read of her miraculous escape from death.
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Little Nellie Meeks
Meeks
Bill
George Taylor
Browning
Kirksville
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