Kibby Cruton and Tiede Lead Bell Queen City
C F Kibby and George H Cruton serve as directors with John E Tiede as president and editor and bus manager. The brief note references Abel as Bell Queen City in a caption or staff listing.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
2
C F Kibby and George H Cruton serve as directors with John E Tiede as president and editor and bus manager. The brief note references Abel as Bell Queen City in a caption or staff listing.
The trial of Senator Mitchell of Oregon drew national attention alongside the Lewis and Clark Centennial. His private secretary testified, and the indictment accuses accepting a fee from a land-grabber to expedite claims before the general land office. Many others in Oregon and beyond face indictments as land frauds permeate western offices and timber theft is alleged in California. Public justice demands exposure and punishment to restore trust in Congress.
The piece argues that after-dinner oratory in Britain signals government aims and that Britain seeks U S involvement in world politics to sustain peace. It credits Balfour and Lord Galisbury for clear stance while noting English motives to align with the United States to maintain the global status quo and curb European war risks.
The text argues that moral sense is shaped by statutes and cites the Equitable Life Assurance scandal to show crimes not labeled by law can still be immoral. It warns of wealth driven crime and a drift where what is legal is accepted as right. It calls for new personal and civic moral standards to bridge law and ethics.
A historic advertisement extols Doctor Pieros Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic tonic for women and the overworked. It contrasts substitutes, touts a money back claim and promotes free book offers by Dr Pierce from Buffalo New York. The copy emphasizes potency, safety and accessibility of pills and sugar coated pellets.
A promotional note from W. E. Bard Drug Co. touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with promises of vitality for those aged 60 and older. The ad claims improvement and blooming youth, pricing 35 cents for tea or tablets.
The twenty fourth annual convention of the South Dakota Medical Association began in Deadwood today and continues tomorrow. The program includes many papers and exhaustive discussions on professional topics. After the convention, many members will travel to Portland Oregon for the American Medical Association meeting.
In a 1901 Portsmouth episode New England figure Tom Reed sought a large collar in a haberdashery. When told size 20 was unavailable, a clerks suggestion sent him around the corner to a harness shop for a workable fit.
Wilson and Transam markets announce Vigoral and Big S flour brands as top offerings. Local grocers list Vigoral as premium and Big S as staple choice for bakers and households.
Classified ad seeks an intelligent elderly woman for a steady, respectable role not involving housework or solicitation. Apply at the Sentinel office for details.
Our Week of Bargains offers 16 items including granulated sugar for 1.00, root beer extract for .20, Imperial Tea for .20, Pure Leaf Lard for 1.00, dry sausage bacon for 1.40, honey for .20, corn starch for .25, Cuban Coffee 20¢ per pound, San Mato coffee 25¢ per pound, with a money back guarantee if not pleased. Fresh butter and eggs, fresh fish Tuesdays and Fridays, two phones, prompt delivery, trial order welcome.
A prominent landholder with eighty three estates faces compulsory borrowing from a major bank. Liberal wages and pensions are noted in relation to his financial obligations and policy stance.
London cable notes the German emperor’s vast wealth and lavish court. He owns 83 estates totaling 250000 acres and pays high wages, pensions, and support for widows and orphans out of his private purse. The Mediterranean trip cost an estimated 3000000 dollars with gifts of jewelry and the Crown Prince’s wedding pageant likened to Andersen tales.
The passage contrasts festive imperial pageantry with the Kaiser sidelined, noting the Crown Prince and Crown Princess being guided by duty. The Princess is told her role is to submit and obey as long as the emperor dominates, framing succession amid court ritual.
A long march from the Midlands to the capital by a struggling Leicester group sought redress for grievances before the king and amid a harsh winter. They failed to achieve aims but moved many to compassion, while clergy led the procession, recalling similar Russian unrest.
A Boulogne University professor presented results to the Scientific Academy showing hydro phobia treated with radium rays. He inoculated several rabbits with rabies virus and exposed them to radiation, reporting recovery in six days. He then departed for Rome.
A French academy physician warns of vision risks from rapid motion and dust microbes. He urges eye protectors for automobilists and cyclists to reduce kaleidoscopic distraction and momentary blindness contributing to accidents. An Admiral Togo picture shows two ancient dwarf trees gifted by Count Okuma, alongside shells from the Mikasa exhibit.
Local applications fail to reach the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is an internal treatment that purifies the blood and soothes mucous surfaces. It is a prescription-grade remedy, claimed to be effective by physicians, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Dr. L. C. Snell, dermatologist and chiropodist specializing in hair scalp and complexion, announces office at 132 West Third street.
Brandt and Grote advocate Vigoral Health and Big S flour as top choices. The message highlights product quality and supplier trust without additional context.
Cliff Haven New York July 5 The Catholic Summer School of America begins its fourteenth annual session and will run to September 5 A four weeks meeting of the summer institute for teachers under the New York state education department accompanies the program Lecturers include Mgr Loughlin Philadelphia Rev John T Creagh Catholic University Washington Rev J T Driscoll Albany and Prof J C Monaghan Washington DC.
A local testimonial touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a tonic gentle laxative. Mack Hamilton of Valley City North Carolina says two bottles cured his chronic constipation. The pills are described as safe for children and adults and sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling Iowa says kidney trouble lasted about two years but two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure produced a permanent cure. Arlington Pharmacy sells the remedy.
Paris hosts the Gordon Bennett cup race as eighteen cars from six countries begin competition. The American entry, led by H. H. Lytle in the Pope-Toledo, is favored to win after strong Vanderbilt Cup performance.
Arlington Pharmacy advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a health product to support kidney function.
Boston July 5 Thomas Lawson copper magnate and foe of the Standard Oil crowd leaves Boston en route to Kansas to speak at several hull ta uqua gatherings on trust methods and those at the head of the combine. He plans to travel via Canada to avoid possible legal action from New York delaying his Kansas trip.
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