House OKs McKinley memorial resolution amid debate
In Washington on June 6 the House voted 129 to 46 to suspend rules and adopt a resolution praising Secretary Hay for his McKinley eulogy. Critics like Champ Clark argued the speech was political, while General Grosvenor and Hoecker defended the tribute and McKinley’s memory.
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Collar button losses shock thrift minded travelers
A traveling salesman estimates 300 million collar buttons lost yearly, suggesting many men are frugal and avoid losing their own buttons. The remark highlights widespread neglect of small wardrobe costs.
What's in a name remains value for health product
An advertisement extols Otts Emulsion as a trusted health booster. It notes its value to consumptives and strengthened patients, claiming Scott's Emulsion has helped sickly children, weak mothers, and babies regain health. The offer invites readers to request a sample from Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Patridge Family Visits Coffeyville from Sedalia and Havana
H. L. Patridge of Sedalia and his son J. H. Patridge of Havana were in the city today. H. L. Patridge works as an engineer for the Missouri Pacific Railroad and has traveled to Coffeyville for ten years.
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Sedalia
J. H. Patridge
Havana
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Coffeyville
Red Cross Ball Blue Laundry Detergent Ad
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for cleaning clothes and keeping them fresh like new. It notes availability at all grocers and highlights the product’s cleaning power and pleasant scent.
Pointed Paragraphs on Emotion and Trust
A reflective snippet contrasts emotion with sympathy and warns against reliance on luck. It notes a wise person distrusts those who depend on chance and suggests matrimony can cure selfishness in some individuals.
It isn't the girl who fires up the quickest that makes the best match
A terse line suggests a dating or competition context where speed of response is not the sole factor. The remark implies character and steadiness matter more than rapid action in judging suitability.
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Sentinel
Sedalia
New Timetable Effective Sunday May 25
Missouri Pacific Railroad publishes a new timetable with eastbound arrivals and departures. Listings include Nos 6 10 5 2 4 10 162 7 5 1 9 53 and local freight 101 102, noting No 7 carries no baggage and yard-start details.
A civilized man is a savage who earns his daily bread
A concise aphorism notes that civilization masks underlying savagery as people must work each day to secure food and survival. It links social polish with economic necessity, suggesting daily labor exposes primal drives behind polite behavior. The quote invites reflection on human dignity and routine.
Acquaintances Questioned Over Shameful Conduct
A clipped remark suggests some men should feel ashamed of themselves if they are acquainted. The line hints at moral judgment and social propriety without naming individuals or events.
Chicago News Report on Unhappened World Events
A concise Chicago News item reflects on events that did not occur and why such unrealized possibilities matter. The commentary emphasizes absence over action, noting how missed outcomes shape public perception and historical memory.
Reflections of a Bachelor
A brief, light item notes a bachelor figure and a playful remark about a little red hair passing through generations, suggesting a recurring trait or joke within a family or social circle.
Woman Reflects On Virtues In A Man’s Natural Character
A woman notes that when a man possesses virtues they may be shown without effort. She argues that moral excellence can be evident in him without deliberate practice or display.
Aiman Faces Real Troubles and Joys in Family Start
Aiman experiences mixed outcomes as he begins having children. The early phase brings both challenges and genuine happiness, shaping his new family life with shifts in daily routines and emotional fulfillment.
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Aiman
Lexington Branch Train Schedule Fragments
Local rail timetable notes Lexington Branch services with departures at 5 30 a m for No 13 and 3 30 p m for No 11. Local freight departs 8 45 a m and arrives 9 50 a m for No 14 arrival 9 45 p m No 106 and local freight 2 05 p m.
Rembaugh’s Ice Cream Offers Free Samples
Doubt Rembaugh’s ice cream being best? Visit for a free sample in any quantity. Guaranteed pure and clean product. Contact Sell phone 83 for samples.
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Rembaugh
Ostriches Travel Through Kansas in Watered Carload
A carload of ostriches traversed Kansas this week and officials estimate they drank enough water to sustain them until January 1904.
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Kansas
Modest Girls Blush at Reflected Images in Mirrors
A lighthearted remark notes that some girls blush when they glimpse themselves in their mirrors. The comment plays on modesty and self awareness, contrasting interior feelings with outward appearance.
Private loans notice listing attorney at law C Clawson
For private loans see C Clawson attorney at lawKatie building Bell telephone 467.
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C. Clawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
Why Not Cats Ledger Says Mexico Is Stock Center
The Ledger claims Mexico is the stock center of the state affecting cattle hogs and chickens quoted as the reason for discussing animal stock. The piece questions why cats are omitted from the stock narrative.
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Mexico
Royal Gambler of Life
A woman is described as the royal gambler of the world, risking everything in marriage, in motherhood, and in arranging her children's marriages. The passage frames her as bold and fate conscious, wagering on each major life step.
Sousa to play Atlantic City season at $1060 a night
John Philip Sousa, famed as the March King, has been engaged by Geo Tilvou to perform in Atlantic City during the season at a rate of $1,060 per night. The engagement marks a high profile concert booking for the seaside resort.
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John Philip Sousa
Geo. Tilvou
Atlantic City
Windsor coal and wood for cooking and heating
We offer Windsor coal of best grade for cooking and heating at £3.00 per ton delivered. Also supply good dry and green wood in cord or stove lengths at the lowest prices. Call at yards or by phone.
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Windsor
W L Jones Announces Transfer and Hauling Services
W L Jones advertises a general transfer business with coal wood hauling garbage removal and moving services in Queena City contact number 444.
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W. L. Jones
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Money to Loan on Pettis County Realty Farm Loans
Money to loan $1,000 and up at lowest rates and rest terms on Pettis county realty farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J. H. Bothwell.
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Pettis County
J. H. Bothwell
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