Weather outlook: Partly cloudy with showers and storms
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with occasional showers and probable thunderstorms. Cooler in the southeast portion Friday.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
4
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with occasional showers and probable thunderstorms. Cooler in the southeast portion Friday.
In Holden Kansas and Chicago the story follows Ethel Hardin and a young soldier George Dixon. Both women believed they were sacrificing for love as war called him away to Manila. Though believed killed, George is found wounded and returns home to joyous reunion and a wedding.
The account criticizes Spanish detention facilities in Havana, noting filthy conditions and idle inmates. Many prisoners lack clear charges, and the judges and guards show little knowledge of cases or dates. A visiting party led by Maj and Capt. Geebla observed pardons and rough treatment amid unclear proceedings.
Gen Ludlow convened a court to investigate Spanish injustice. City prisons housed filthy disorder with all offenders in a single den, while prisoners now are separated into cells by cleanliness and condition.
A comedic wartime letter to the Secretary of War appeals to delay sending a unit to Cuba for a soldier’s birthday cake. The page then shifts to social anecdotes about a countess’s retirement and a divorce suit, followed by a pun on a public nuisance and a farmer's rat trap tale from Early County News.
In a Local Bulletin reflection the writer notes men cannot all be chivalrous heroes yet can show courtesy by giving up seats to a tired woman after a day of shopping. The piece highlights the strain of dressing a large family on $2.25 and keeping children neat.
The Countess of Durham after sixteen years in an asylum is restored to her family. Once the belle of Yorkshire Miss Milner she wed a rich but profligate Earl. Tests of affection, jealous estrangement, and a dramatic Hampden House scene mark a life of loveless marriage and decline.
Mrs W D Steele of Sedalia arrives for the Saengerfest tonight as a prominent contralto soloist. She leads the Sedalia choral society of 75 and is a noted musician expected to bring much pleasure to attendees. B L Wood and wife of Hartsburg travel home after coastal visit. Romeo Nicholson of Omaha visiting Ed the grocer. Steven's livery stable promotes horse clipping and sale of four to five gentle family horses.
Mrs. M. Barde arrived home after an extended visit with friends in Joplin.
A Detroit Free Press snippet recounts a relief expedition mistakenly identified as the Smith party. An officer declares the Jones party are the relief expedition, prompting relief and a humorous note on aging lecturers if rescue is delayed.
A sales pitch urges readers to place advertisements in the SENTINEL'S Want Column. It promises reach to 2,500 homes daily for 25 cents, with twenty words three times for 25c.
An old advertisement proclaims Grain-O as a grain based drink serving as a coffee substitute. It stresses health benefits for children and appealing flavor with a rich brown color and low cost around four cents per cup, urging readers to ask grocers for Grain-O.
For sale parlor heating store bargains at SENTINEL office. Last Point lace handkerchief found at Ladies musique. return to 617 W Fifth. Old papers for sale at SENTINEL office 10 cents per 100. Wanted first class barber Saturday apply 111 Ohio. Employment sought by young man in farming and dairy work. Seven pointer pups for inquiry 1323 East Sixth. California Boss candy receipt $200 call Cor 3rd and Ohio St see D Hans er. Exchange offer 80 acre farm for other land with cash difference. Ep Blake.
Wanted man and wife for janitor and janitress positions with no children preferred. Inquire in the southwest corner near Main and Ohio.
Ed Simpson colored died this morning of consumption aged five. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning. Chas Adams colored in Stringtown has a three legged black Langshan chicken hatched last Monday. It seems perfectly healthy. Capt T C Holland returned from Mokane Mo where he attended his father in law funeral last Saturday. John Lane city marshal of Mexico was in the city last night. J M Chaney Jr of Kansas City was visiting yesterday. Judge Jno Montgomery Jr was in California on bankruptcy business yesterday. Rev Scott preached Andrew Boppenmyer's little girl's funeral at Georgetown today. Mr and Mrs Jos Adams and daughter Maud left for Rockville. J West Goodwin went to Jefferson City this morning and will return tonight. Prof Pickey will open exercises at teachers institute tomorrow morning. Mrs H H Borgeman and daughter Frances of Westport visiting Sedalia for two weeks.
Readable fragments note a witch hazel salve by DeWitt and a product or remedy named Scalda Murn. The brief item lists two health salve references without clear actions or outcomes.
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