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Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1899
Page
4
Chairman Cook's barracking at Bland funeral angers Democrats
The article recounts Chairman Cook’s harsh remarks near the Bland funeral, aimed at Missouri Governor and supporters, amid public mourning for the late silver champion. It notes his denial of hostility, cites tense scenes with Col. Bryan and Gov. Stephens, and contrasts with the crowd’s sorrow in Lebanon. It also promotes the Fitzsimmons Jeffries prize fight photos and the Woods opera house life motion reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Lebanon
Col. Bryan
Gov. Stephens
Missouri
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Edison American Company
Jim Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
California
Political clashes over state fair location and politics
Local columns recount continued feuding among state leaders including Cook, Stephens, and the Planter's Hotel Mutual Admiration Society. The piece notes Mexico as a discussed site for the state fair, praises Gov. Stephens, and critiques attempts to influence votes, while reporting social events and a shift in recent court rulings involving Judge Marshall and Judge Valiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Gay. Stephens
Mexico
William J. Stone
Uhing’s Cave
Springfield
Marshall
State Supreme Court
St Louis
St. Louis
Vernon County
Stephens
L. B. Valliant
Valiant
Judge Marshall
Texas Flood Devastates Towns and Spreads Destruction
Houston July 5 flood reports show Dewey on the Katy suffered near total ruin as water swelled to ten miles wide. Brookshire and surrounding areas flood with hundreds at risk while crews race to deploy relief boats and trains. Robertson County death toll reaches forty with sixty two total deaths nationwide and towns like Calvert and Hearne remain isolated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Dewey
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Brookshire
Katy
Galveston
Robertson County
Wallis
Richmond
Calvert
Bryan
Navasota
Hearne
Flood Devastates Faris Family Crops In Simonton Texas
Neason’s work all lost as two hundred acres of cotton and fifty of corn are swept away by the Brazos River flood. T H Faris, stock dealer of Hughesville, and his family fled to higher ground after Simonton village submerged. Weather had rained five days and nights. Faris had moved to Texas January 15 to lease a plantation hoping to buy after profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Faris
Texas
County Court Orders Bridge Repair and Records Presented
The county court ordered T O Stanley to repair Brown bridge in Pettis county. Captain A C Widdecomb presented a swamp Saline and school lands record, which was approved with a $130 payment. County Clerk Gray and Circuit Clerk Longan filed three months fees totaling $1303.60 and $970.15 respectively. Police Court Judge Burress moved to commit Jack Busch to the asylum. Kodol Dyspepsia Care advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Stanley
Brown Bridge
A C Widdecomb
Boonville
Pettis County
Widdecomb
Gray
Longan
Burress
Jack Busch
Insurance Agents Continue Operations After Judge’s Decision
Agents will keep writing insurance as no writ of ouster or penalties have been issued. The ruling by Judge Phillips does not apply to agents unless they handle articles of moral value and the policies are declared contracts, leaving agents free to conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Alderman Brown Ends Chuck-a-Luck Game In Ohio Street House
An incipient chuck-a-luck game was halted yesterday by Alderman Brown. The activity began in a well known house on Ohio street on the first floor. Ice cream soda priced at five cents and Fleischmann's Pharmacy were mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Brown
Ohio Street
Mrs. C F Boatright Funeral Held at Cumberland Presbyterian Church
The funeral of Mrs. C. F. Boatright was held at 3 30 this afternoon from the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Viper's Bite and Mushroom Based Serum Reported
The New York Tribune notes a French claim that a mushroom juice extract prepared with chloroform water may counteract viper venom. M Thesalix describes experiments showing rabbit symptoms similar to viper venom after injections, but no proven cure or effective treatment in bitten animals is established yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
M. Thesalix
New York Tribune
Portuguese Toothpicks from Portugal Stir Philadelphia Taste
The Philadelphia Times reports Portugal exports hand whittled orangewood toothpicks. Peasant girls in Portugal carve them with a jackknife, earning under ten cents daily, while 25 percent duty makes them cheaper than U S rivals. Some are ornate, but most are rare luxury items used at notable banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times
Bruce Celebrated Birth Of A Fine Boy At West Broadway
Bruce Barnett the lawyer and his wife rejoice over the arrival of a fine boy at their residence on West Broadway yesterday. Tony Leece moved his barber shop from Hotel Le Grande to 520 East Third next to Hailer's. Rev Frank Sneed and wife of St Louis, visiting here, returned home today. Mr George S Montgomery returned to St Louis after visiting his parents. Fire works wholesale and retail offered at Candy Palace, Tel. 315.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Barnett
West Broadway
Tony Leece
Hotel le Grande
520 East Third
Hailer’s
Frank Sneed
St Louis
George 5S Montgomery
Candy Palace
Lipper to Confer Degrees in Warsaw for 25 Applicants
A. Lipper state secretary of Maccabees travels to Warsaw to confer degrees on twenty five applicants tonight. The Warsaw tent has purchased a new outfit of paraphernalia for its first use. Lipper recently organized a new tent at Boonville with 65 charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lipper
Maccabees
Warsaw
Lipper
Boonville
Want Ad Magic in the Sentinel Want Column
Aimed at readers, this note touts quick cheap advertising in the Sentinel Want Column reaching 2,500 homes daily. It promises twenty words three times for 2c, highlighting a low-cost method to make deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
First floor residence for rent furnished on summer basis
A furnished first floor residence is offered for summer months at 614 West 7th Street. The rental is located on the residence’s first floor and is described as suitable for summer occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 7Th Street
For SaALE A young horse at a bargain price
A young horse is offered for sale at 1120 South Engineer Street with a note it must be sold at once. Separate rental notices advertise rooms for rent on the first and second floors at a desirable location, with modern conveniences, and provide contact at 219 West Seventh Street for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saale
South Engineer Street
Seventh Street
Classified notices compiled from town ads
WantrEep Girl seeks light housework no washing ironing inquire 1213 East Seventh Two or three unfurnished rooms to rent 403 East Third Lost gold bar pin with A formed of nine pearls reward at this office Taken up Jersey cow with chain around neck owner can get by calling R A Todd 316 Randolph street For Sale Parlor heating store Bargain Address AX SENTINEL office Wanted cattle to pasture 24 miles west of town 75c per head Harve Seibert For Rent Nice room southeast corner of Sixteenth Osage Lady preferred Lapies Send ad dress to Miss Lulu B Williams 139 W Cooper street for shampooing 25 cents For Rent Nicely furnished room cool and pleasant with or without board 103 5 Lamine St Wanted Good barber or partner Chas Purdy 111 Ohio St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Todd
Randolph Street
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Ralph A. Eagle
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James Ramsey
Lee Looney
Hill
May West
Paul Harrison
Eagle
Millright
Banner Mills
Looney
Stone
Wood
Jeffries
Edison
Vitascope
Forest Park Theater
Missouri Ave
Neason
T. H. Faris
T H Faris
Hughesville
the County Court
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Fleischmann’s Pharmacy
All Bruggista
Ieischmann
T. B. Cigar
Astoria
Fleischmann’s
Pharmacy
Bruce
Red Cross
East Seventh
East Third
Sentinel Office
Harve Seibert
Renit
Sixteenth and
Osage
Lapies
Lulu B. Williams
W. Cooper Street
Rentz
Lamine St
Wantep
Chas Purdy
Ohio St
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