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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
2
The official paper of Sedalia provides local notices and public information for residents, including city announcements and community updates issued by city departments.
The piece recalls the 1877 railway strike as the largest upheaval, spreading nationwide with partisanship across railroads and coal miners. It cites 100,000 out, six to seven thousand miles paralyzed, widespread riots, property losses, and federal troop use, and contrasts it with the Chicago strike, then discusses Ju Toy citizenship and immigration law debates.
The court ruled Ju Toy, a Chinese American, may be deported even if he proves American birth. a judicial trial to contest citizenship is not guaranteed, and he can be deprived of citizenship and exiled despite Fifth Amendment protections.
A Pittsburgh Reformed Presbyterian member who accepted a prohibition party nomination for Congress was expelled by his church and the general synod upheld the action. The article notes instruments may be tol erated in worship but political involvement hinges on constitutional references to the Creator.
Miss Grayce Baker begins a summer elocution course at 235 Vermont. Terms are reasonable. Bell phone 1370.
Members of Ritchie tent Knights of the Maccabees and many friends enjoyed a fish fry at Goose Hole south of the city Wednesday evening. Brandt's orchestra provided music for the occasion.
City government actions recorded June 5 1905 with J L Babcock council president and C E Baker city clerk attestation. Mayor approved June 6 1905. Official seal noted.
A council resolution in Sedalia Missouri declares it necessary to curb both sides of Kentucky Avenue from Main street south building line to Seventh street north building line with concrete curb. Exceptions apply where existing curbs suffice. publication planned for seven days in Sedalia Evening Sentinel in June 1905.
The City of Sedalia Missouri proposes curb work on both sides of Lamine Avenue from the south line of the alley between Second and Third streets to the north building line of Fourteenth Street. Plans call for concrete curbing laid to established grades with curb lines extended to intersecting streets and alleys. Certain segments already have adequate curbing and are excepted from the project.
Captain W. W. Boyden of the Salvation Army, now stationed in Springfield, married Lillian Rhine aind of Webb City this week in Webb City. Boyden formerly led Sedalia bar racks. Charles Hoffman & Bro. sell beauti ful "S" and Vigoral Health flour.
City Council of Sedalia Missouri will receive bids for grading and paving La mine avenue from Main to Broadway with certain intersections excluded. Bids must be filed with the City Clerk by 5 p.m. June 19 1905. Council may reject any and all bids. City Clerk C E Baker signs the notice.
L. C. Snell offers dermatology chiropody and scalp and complexion care at 132 West Third Street. B. J. Nelle promotes beautiful S flour in the same local ad listing.
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