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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1901

Page

4

Heat deaths race to near thousand in New York summer

A grim New York summerend records nearly 1000 heat related deaths amid public indifference. The column also details a rail yard clash between Missouri Pacific and MKT in Sedalia, including a yardmaster Hunter resolving a derailment style blockade and plans for Willow mats and a Katy line bid in Indian Territory.

New York

Reform movements face condescension and mistrust in city

The New York Evening Post criticizes reform efforts for fostering an air of uplift between helpers and those needing aid. It warns that misunderstanding and pride create barriers, noting British citizens’ prideful remarks about colonial pasts, including General Ian Hamilton at a London dinner on July 4.

New York Evening Post Great Britain Ian Hamilton American Society London

Surrender Push Grows as Filipino Insurgents Reassess War

The article notes bands of insurgents surrender daily in Manila as they seek return to reservations. It links rising surrenders to waning hope and stresses the need for a strong field force despite claims the war is over. It suggests General Corbin may soon announce pacification of the islands.

Manila Corbin

Controversy Over Navy Dispatch Authorship Stirring Claims

The Chicago Chronicle notes the dispute over who authored the navy department dispatch bearing Secretary Long’s name to Commodore Dewey at Hong Kong. The item hints the issue precedes broader wartime claims about who won at Manila Bay and mentions Admiral Dewey as the successful commander.

Navy Department Secretary Long Dewey Hong Kong Chicago Chronicle Sampson Manila Bay Admiral Dewey

The Greater Joy by Frank Walcott Hutt

A meditation on a life of steady purpose and fulfillment. The poem contrasts a smooth, untroubled path with a pursuit of elusive goals, ending in a hopeful glimpse after hardship through the voice of Frank Walcott Hutt in Lippincott's.

Frank Walcott Hutt Lippincott’s

Far Ris Ice Cream Makers Highlight Craft

A local dairy operation, Far Ris, promotes its handmade ice cream line emphasizing natural ingredients and traditional churn techniques. The feature notes small batch production and a focus on rich flavors.

Sedalia Prosecutor Meets Clergy Leader on Vice Suppression

The Rev. F. R. Hill Jr. pastor of Fifth Street M. E. Church South and a leading figure in Sedalia’s vice suppression efforts visited County Prosecutor John Cashman this morning to discuss the campaign.

F. R. Hill, Jr Fifth Street M. E. Church South Sedalia John Cashman

Weather Outlook Predicts Warm Tomorrow

The forecast indicates a warm day ahead with mild temperatures and sunshine. No significant storms expected, and daytime highs should be comfortable for outdoor活动.

White Lawn Shirtwaists Bargains In Timely Sale

Timely bargain sale offers white lawn shirtwaists in style with two rows of fine insertion down the front tucked French back stock collars and bishop sleeves. Other waist bargains list $2.25 waists worth 350, $1.50 waists worth 2.25, and $2.50 waists.

Hamburg

Railroad staffing shifts and arrivals noted in city

Will Dameron and G. J. Barton are laid off while John Isenberg returns to work. W. H. Taylor acts as Katy night agent as Dick Johnson is absent. H. Rohner of Missouri Pacific visits the city. Train No. 6 arrives Kansas City short a brakeman. C. L. Fontaine becomes traveling freight agent based in Houston. J. W. McClain reports a hot night from Lexington. H. C. Townsend leaves St Louis for Colorado Springs to attend association meetings.

G. J. Barton Missouri Pacific John Isenberg Katy W. H. Taylor The Dick Johnson Kansas City C. L. Fontaine General Freight Department Missouri, Kansas and Texas Houston J. W. McClain Lexington H.c.townsend St. Louis Glenwood Springs Colo Transcontinental Southwestern Passenger Associations

Young Grandmother in Remote North Carolina Mountain District

Mrs. Mary Campbell of the western North Carolina mountains is a twenty six year old grandmother. Married at eleven, she bore a daughter at twelve, and her eldest child has now become a mother. Campbell has had nine children in total.

Mary Campbell Mountain District North Carolina

Private sidewalk work and realty ads sweep Pettis county

Contractors report heavy sidewalk construction with private work and disposal of three car loads of Deepwater vitrified brick. Cement sidewalk projects continue. Real estate offers start at $1,000 with favorable terms. Farm loans at 5 percent with partial payment. J H Bothwell attorney sedalia bank building. Think of it six beauty pins 6¢ Bard's.

Pettis County Realty J. H. Bothwell

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