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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
4
Brief items note Hanna and Foraker’s affection, Chauncey Depew’s Paris speech lacking third term mentions, Dom Paul on delaying Boer war price, Cuba coaling stations as town lot candidates, Admiral Sampson’s historic fame, Schley’s Santiago medal site, and a reminder to prepare for winter.
The piece weighs labor versus private employers on licensing vessels for ocean and inland routes, endorses higher maritime life protection, and notes public figures and policies. It also covers a Morgan controlled steel trust offering cheap Bessemer billets to British buyers, altering domestic prices after transport costs.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer rejects the idea money making is a pure gift arguing it stems from application and courage. It cautions that overreliance on this view risks ignoring opportunity and the costs of conflict amid nations like China. The Houston Post voices a similar impatience with arbitration when unequal power dominates.
Excerpt portrays existential questions on life and death, war, and the value of labor and love. It contemplates arbitration versus conflict and closes with a defiant acknowledgment that good must advance to a higher form beyond death. The passage reflects a solemn, reflective voice.
James Stork, a farmer near Warrensburg, placed a steel trap for an unknown chicken thief that had been stealing his flock the previous night. The incident highlights ongoing livestock losses in the area.
A four year old discovered and sprung a trap, badly lacerating her hand. Medical attention is urgent as doctors evaluate the extent of the injury and the possibility of amputation.
July dispatch from Beaman Missouri reports Lon Luther praised as chair of a Pettis county inquiry suggested by Judge Kinsey, with no bloodshed after a Beaman street altercation. The town also chronicles a 2x4 tin horn gambler swindling cash, local army veteran Charles Robberts returning home, Wendleton selling his store to Thomas and Cathey, Ezelle's hospital flight, a ten pound baby, and Elk Lick picnic notes.
Policeman Tom Baley toppled into a ditch behind Sicher’s hotel alley Monday night and became smeared with dirt. His new trousers were ruined in the incident.
Bargain shoppers can buy six beauty pins for 5 cents at Bard's store. The promotion emphasizes low prices on small grooming items with limited quantities available.
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