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Readable fragments discuss leprae and pinion in relation to a president. The text is sparse and unclear, offering no identifiable events, dates, or named entities beyond generic terms.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
2
Readable fragments discuss leprae and pinion in relation to a president. The text is sparse and unclear, offering no identifiable events, dates, or named entities beyond generic terms.
The notice provides old style subscription rates by mail for the Sedalia Daily and Weekly editions, with prices for 8 months 6 months and yearly options. It identifies the paper’s publisher, editor and business manager initials, mailing details, postal designation second class matter, and the address for communications.
The 1880 census placed New England shoe value above other regions, but by 1905 Missouri had climbed from twelfth to fifth, with steady growth across inland towns and new factories. American Shoemaking notes ongoing potential to reach third by 1910.
The piece contrasts Japanese reverence for heritage with Western individualism. It argues that Japan’s race solidarity drives devotion to future generations and sacrifice, urging Western readers to value collective heroism and long-term legacy over present gratification.
The article extols broad national prosperity with record wheat, cotton, and corn crops boosting farmer wealth to about 1.64 billion dollars while manufacturing and commerce run at high capacity. It notes stockpiled savings, a home-building boom, and a general sense of well being across cities from New York to Philadelphia and beyond.
The piece discusses Secretary of War Taft's visit to the Philippines amid speculation about Governor Luke Wright's civil administration. It notes Wright's perceived tact shortfalls, Taft's broad support among prominent Filipinos, tariff-related discontent, and hope that future Congress actions may ease trade restrictions while Taft aims to show U S generosity and justice to Filipinos.
In Sedalia last night Vice President and General Manager P. Andrews announced William D. Schrader and Paciel A. O'Donovan as successors to vacant offices after the resignation of David Webster.
London July 25 The marriage of Miss Alberta Sturges daughter of Mrs. Frances H. Leggett of New York to Mr George Charley Montagu MP for Huntingdonshire and nephew of the Earl of Standwich at J Paul’s church Knightsbridge this afternoon was among the brightest. Bridesmaids included Lady Aarorie Manners and Miss Le lia Paget. Afterward guests gathered at No 12 Bruton Street for refreshments and the couple left for the country by automobile. They will travel to Venice next week and stay at Capello Palace offered by Lady Layard for August.
The United States prosecutes R. M. Cobban and fifty two others on perjury and subornation charges linked to Western Montana timber frauds. The indictments allege lands obtained under stone and timber acts were to be turned over to Senator William A Clark, with lands valued near $1,000,000 and defendants from all walks of life facing trial before Federal Judge Hunt.
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promising relief from indigestion and stomach troubles by digesting food to rest the stomach. Claims quick results, system purification, and lasting strength. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Mr Schrader will lead general electric work for the Transit company and the merged Sedalia Water and Light company. Mr O’Donovan will manage operations of Transit lines. The appointments are effective today, with Mr Webster retiring. Both appointees are described as thoroughly competent and praised by Mr Andrews.
Through Chicago Great Western Railway to Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan one way fare plus 2.60 for round trip Tickets on sale daily to September 20 Final return limit October 31 Information available from any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minn
The Baltimore Sun notes caution as envoys cross the peace stream amid a tense diplomacy moment. The piece hints at fragile negotiations and potential shifts in envoy leadership impacting ongoing talks.
Hayes Donaldson, an Anne Arundel county farmer, turned himself in to police after his mother Mrs Donaldson urged him to surrender. He is held at Curtis Bay for a murder tied to Patrick Cummings of the U S Army. Crowds cheered as news spread and Donaldson was escorted from a boat with soldiers aboard.
Fort Dodge Ia July 25 The annual Fort Dodge Chautauqua assembly opened today and will run through the month. The opening drew a large crowd and the program features addresses by public figures, educators and other nationally prominent men and divines.
City Council of Sedalia Missouri declares the east west alley between Fourth and Fifth streets in Smith and Martin's First Addition fit for grading and paving with concrete. The cost will be included in the assessment and publications set in local papers. Resolution dated July 17 1965. mayor certifies July 19 1905.
An obituary style note mentions a rich man dying midlife from typhoid fever, leaving $1,000,000. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with testimonials about stomach health, digestion, nerves, sleep, and eye clarity, attributing cures to the medicine and its preparation.
Mrs H E Trues wife of Rev Truex pastor of the Baptist church at Mexico Missouri died at her home there Monday. Deceased was known to a number of Sejalians. Mrs UH Ross of Pilot Grove is a sister in law of the deceased. The funeral was held at Mexico this afternoon.
The Sedalia steam laundry announces a major upgrade adding 48 collar and cuff machines to its plant. The company promises improved quality and invites customers to try their improved services.
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