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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1904
Page
2
In a concise preview, voters face two judicial seats and one sheriff race among local contests. Candidates compete in a small field, with ballots listing incumbents and challengers across law, order, and public safety posts.
The article surveys New York's political drama and its three great Democrats, Tilden Cleveland and Hill, noting bachelor status, indictments, secretaries of state roles, party leadership, and shifting power culminating in David B. Hill's current dominance at the St. Louis convention.
John Mitchell cites affiliated unions totaling 111 national unions, 30 state branches, 550 central unions and 1 823 locals, with independent labor groups reaching about 500 000. He estimates total organized labor at 2 500 000 to 3 000 000, amid a nation of 30 million in principal occupations and over ten million agriculturists. He argues for fair wages and profits and a balanced, reasonable approach to disputes.
The Sentinel introduces the Sentry Box to gather public views on matters of moment in Sedalia. Citizens are urged to participate with real names for accountability, as the park debate and town improvements are highlighted to benefit Greater Sedalia.
A reader advocates transforming Liberty park into a thriving public space with gravel streets, lawn care, benches, electric lights, and a band. Proposes deepened lake with fish, fenced swan island, police presence, and hotel refreshment rooms to rival Central Park in scope.
Capt. William Mredith, chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, reports a large capacity expansion due to many new hires. The facility now employs over 3,000 people, about half of them women.
Sedalia Lodge No 236 A F and A M will hold a special communication Thursday evening July 7 at 8 oclock for work in the Third degree. All Master Masons are invited to attend. R L Netherton W M E E Codding Secretary.
Sedalia residents and visitors might witness a staged reproduction of the Little Big Horn battle during the State fair week. Negotiations involve the Apache Tribe of Red Men and an amusement company, with a contract pending that would require 300 participants from neighboring tribes if finalized. Sedalia Grocer Co offers three flour.
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