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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1899

Page

2

The New Land of Gold in Idaho Opens with Rail and Rich Mines

Idaho enters a new era as the Northern Pacific extends to Lewiston and into the Nez Perce reservation. Gold is discovered in the Buffalo Hump country with quartz ledges described as enormous and potentially surpassing Klondike. The era also highlights fertile regions from Lewiston to Camas Prairie offering rich farming prospects.

Idaho Northern Pacific Spokane-Palouse Lewiston Lapwai Creek Clearwater River Old Nez Perce Reservation Buffalo Hump Florence Elk City Grangeville Salmon River Klondike Lewistown Hump Cold Springs Camas California

Building collapses at East Pittsburgh works

Westinghouse Electric pattern plant under construction collapsed burying ten workers. Foremost casualty was Joseph Pfister, bridge builder, of Kingsville Maryland, killed. several others injured but expected to recover.

Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric Company Joseph Pfister Kingsville James Hilterman J. W. Thompson Archibald Sweet Frank Brown John Sullivan Shiffler Bridge Company Pfister Carmi Ith Walter Jen Geuthter Berry Cercer Vinz Harmia Parsons Atarediss Parsbas Cambridge Baltimore & Ohio Hillsdale Mich Bert Kimball North Adams Bawbee’s Park Bawbee’s Lake

Northern Pacific offers Buffalo Hump folder with map

The notice invites readers to send in cents to Chas. S. Fee in St Paul or to any General or District Passenger agent of the Northern Pacific Railway for the Buffalo Hump folder. The folder describes the region and includes a large up to date color map.

Chas. S. Fee St Paul Minn Northern Pacific Railway Buffalo Hump

Clover Leaf Route Chosen for Missouri Endeavor Convention Trip

The Christian Endeavors of Missouri pick the Clover Leaf line for a rail and lake trip to the Detroit convention in July with return via Chicago. Visit 505 Olive St Saint Louis for the itinerary and full details.

Christian Endeavors of Missouri Clover Leaf Railroad Detroit Chicago Clover Leaf Olive Street St. Louis

Lodge and Staley's Offers Big Sofa Price Cut

Lodge and Staley's slashes prices on a wide selection of couches. Consumers photograph racks, compare fabric and frame choices, and visit the store to save on living room upgrades.

Lodge & Staley’s

Morrow's Kidneoids Promoted By Local Endorser

A well known lady endorses Morrow's Kid-ne-oids for kidney and urinary disorders claiming rapid relief from backache nervousness and debility. Mrs Shepherd and her daughter credit the remedy with cures and urge others to try the yellow tablets sold at Mertz Hale's drug store with a booklet available from John Morrow & Co. Also noted is Editor Colden named coal oil inspector.

Morrow Mertz & Hale James Morrison East Broadway Mertz & Hale’s John Morrow & Co Springfield Ohio

Murder Mystery Solved in St Louis Connors Morris Hellman Named

The 1898 Brant murder on Twenty second and Locust streets is resolved with three men in custody. John Connors, Harry Morris, and Edward Hellman admitted to killing Brant. Morris and Hellman are jailed in Jefferson City penitentiary for burglary, with six and fifteen year terms. Connors is a new suspect, previously uninvolved.

St. Louis Charles A. Brant Locust Brant John Connors Harry Morris Edward Hellman Morris Hellman Jefferson City Connors Desmond

Erecting a Gigantic Twine Factory in Chicago

The McCormick Harvesting Machine company builds a vast twine mill in Chicago occupying a full city block. It will employ several thousand workers and cost over $300,000 to construct. The project, aimed at bypassing the cordage trust, signals major impact on the industry.

Chicago McCormick Harvesting Machine Company McCormick Cordage Trust

Bank Receivers Certificates Sold at Par to Webster Withers

E F Swinney cashier of the First National Bank closed negotiations with Webster Withers receiver of the Pittsburg and Gulf road to obtain the entire $800000 issue of receivers certificates authorized by Federal Judges Thayer and Philips. The issue is taken at par at four percent interest the lowest rate named for such certificates.

Kansas City E. F. Swinney First National Bank Webster Withers Pittsburg & Gulf Road Thayer and Philips

Pseudo Patent Medicines and Local Notices

An assortment of advertisements and notices includes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims, DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles, One Minute Cough Cure praised for croup and respiratory troubles, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a gentle laxative, and notices of a dissolved partnership at Callaway & Garrett in Waverly. Also mentions a street fair question in Marsh and Rev CA Jones resigning at Browning with moves to Illinois. Prof A E Guerne named teacher at Christian College in Columbia.

Cranks In Modern Movements Erode Character, Warns Lippincott

An editorial from Lippincott's warned that a surge of unmeasured popular movements turns great minds into cranks and erodes moral character. It cites leaders who abandon debts and common courtesy, noting widespread monomania across society and the danger to personal balance.

America Lippincott’s

Fat man seeks death then vows to gain life in Yorkville court

James Williams, once 300 pounds, told Magistrate Olmsted he lost 200 pounds in two years after his sweetheart gave him medicine. He described near-fatal suicide attempts and a wish to be fat again, asking the court to fatten him while jailed.

Yorkville James Williams Olmsted Olmstead Williams New York Journal

Oldest Locomotive Engineer John Carson of Paterson NJ

The oldest locomotive engineer in America is John Carson of Paterson New Jersey born in England in 1818. He became engineer of the Speedwell on the Morris and Essex railroad in 1838 and has watched the rail industry grow from its beginnings to a major global industry.

America John Carson Paterson N. J England Mr. Carson Speedwell Morris & Essex Carson

A Cheerful Prospect in a Despondent Amorist Dialogue

A humorous exchange in which the despondent lover hears that the woman’s choice is final and the cheerful cynic counters that such certainty proves she cannot truly know her own mind.

Round About Shasta chapter in Wonderland ’99 tourism ad

Northern Pacific promotes a Shasta route to attract travelers with scenic mountains streams and valleys. The prospectus, Wonderland ’99, invites readers to send six cents to Chas S. Fee in St. Paul for a copy and asks for rates and details from P. H. Noel in St. Louis.

Shasta Mt. Shasta Oregon California Chas S. Fee St. Paul Minn

Scenic Rocky Mountain Tours via Denver Rio Grande Lines

The Scenic Line of the World offered by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad invites travelers to Colorado, Utah and New Mexico with routes through the Rocky Mountains. Through sleepers and Pullman cars connect Denver with San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Portland. Send 8, K Hoper, G. P. T. A., Denver, for illustrated pamphlets.

Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Colorado Utah New Mexico Rocky Mountains Cripple Creek Pullman Palace Denver San Francisco Los Angels Porland Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Odgen Gateway K Hoper

Ad Copy Due Early for Changes to Advertisers

Advertisers must submit copy changes to the SENTING office before nine o'clock on the day the ad is to run. The rule ensures timely processing and proper publication scheduling.

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WM. Kosted & Sons Ohio ST Sedalia Ice & Cold Storage Company Telephone Jobr Yrasun Prof W. P- Hatey ApDauw Irrar Bank of Commerce Sedelia Ohio and Second Street Pettis County John J. Yeater L. Durley D. H. Crear A. M. Reed Adam Strel W. E. Bard Edward Hurley J. M. Offield W. P. Haley W. S. Baker Taro TINEN Boston W.D. Wood St. Louis, Mo New Land J.G. Russell Uckins’ Hotel Colden The Parnell Sentinel Charles Brant Servant-Harker Drug Co Servant Harker Drug Co Callaway & Garrett, Waverly DeWitt Marshall J A Schear Sedalia CA Jones Browning Illinois Phoenix Celery Co Prof A E Guerne Christian College Columbia Kodol E. C. DeWitt A Co Harker Drug Company Fat Osage St Frank Williams Osage Street ST. James Hotel Bates Market St P. Miller Grocers Ke Thin St P. H. Sangree Henry Lamm Sangree & Lamm Ohio Street Sedalia, MO Onarch Bairpo Bros. 5 Co Dolish Gleveland, O E. Fifth Street John Stark & Son Charles Williams P. H. Noel Commercial
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