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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
2
Queen City voters see a party slate announcing candidates I N Spreecher for sheriff A J Hughes for collector and Orville M Barnett for prosecuting attorney with emphasis on the race. The notice names the three officials and presents the ticket on a public election card.
Missouri Democrats at Joplin endorse Senator Francis Marion Cockrell for the presidential nomination at St Louis. Delegation promises strong influence at the national convention while Cockrell remains passive and aloof. The article notes loyalty and sacrifice if his candidacy advances. The piece also discusses Levi Leiter’s secured steel and concrete vault burial in Chicago and compares fears about posthumous theft to a broader meditation on wealth and mortality. It mentions political rivalries and a stray line about the GOP ticket and Japanese troops, maintaining a period tone.
Public interest focuses on the Balkan unrest drawing notice to the Crown Princess of Roumania, a granddaughter of Queen Victoria who would be in line for the English throne if she had not forfeited succession by marrying a Rom an Catholic.
Joliet, Ill. July 1. C. O. Sherman of Chicago and secretary of the International Metal Workers union warned that deporting union miners from Denver would provoke a citywide torching, causing Denver to burn and sink in ashes. He cited interactions with Mother Jones and claimed Colorado’s authorities suppress miners with militia.
A compact Missouri news roundup notes The Ledger by John B. Monday catching up on state items. Highlights include 16 000 school marms in Missouri and Harry Webster of the Utica Herald as justice of the peace notary public and more. The Platte City Argus recalls a St Joseph Hawes entertainment as a farcical convention. A push to unite Congregational Methodist and United Brethren into one denomination is mentioned along with Akins roast parodied in Republican presses. Judge A D Barnes favors a short plain Democratic platform while opposing the lumber trust. A lion incident in Mound City reports a lion nearly grabbing a boy near a circus cage.
A Sedalia reader recounts lasting six months with a kidney ailment that hindered daily work. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from W E Bard Drug Co, the farmer J P Ricks reports relief and full recovery. The medicine is sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents.
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