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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
2
The author cites Justice Brewer that all participants in a lynching share murder guilt, with possible degrees for accessories or manslaughter. Public sentiment may demand a legal remedy as mob violence grows worse, threatening barbarism and demanding a decisive societal reaction.
The piece questions Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont over his interest in the Vermont Marble Company which held the government tombstone contract. It notes that Proctor’s son contacted the War Department about bids and cites the Dingley tariff on marble. It ends by criticizing Missouri politicians and calling for public influence in government.
Smithton Mo July 23 Mrs J C Linder of Ft. Gibson and Miss Maude McClain of Smithton wed in Sedalia July 15. The couple enjoyed an outing when Mrs Linder accidentally shot her foot. doctors say it is not serious. The column lists visitors, travel, and small town notices from Smithton and surrounding areas including rail and banking ads.
A Walton style advertisement features Dean’s Kidney Pills claim with testimonial from Mrs William Ricks of 411 East Sixth Street praising relief from backache after using Dean’s Kidney Pills via W E Bard Drug Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. The text also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Care as a foundation for health and digestion sold by W E Bard Drug Company.
A man forged two checks using the name C L Keck signing as Charlie Osborne. One check for five dollars passed at C E Clopton grocer on South Moniteau Street then cashed at Citizens National bank. the other at Mertz and Hale with no trouble. No arrests have been made.
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