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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1904
Page
2
A political column argues that railroad wage cuts show broader corporate greed behind Roosevelt prosperity. It criticizes trust organizers like John W Gates and urges Democrats to back the party nominee at St. Louis. A humorous column by Belle Blitz mocks a proposed law making husbands pay wives salaries, arguing it would fail due to male voters.
Minister Congr reports Prof Jenks met Chinese emperor who welcomed a currency reform scheme but noted China’s coin variety and ongoing Russia Japan conflict delay adoption. Experts say reorganization could take about 1000 years, with future effects only as Mr Pu begins work. In U S politics, few Roosevelt nomination speeches reach Mr. Roosevelt, with Black’s expected to move him.
A Grand Trunk exhibit at the Forestry, Fish and Came building offers a pictorial regional description and literature for a one fare plus two dollars round trip from St. Louis and nearby areas to Muskoka Kawartha Lakes and Lake of Bays. The Grand Trunk Illinois Central through car line provides connections at Toronto to trains for the Lake region. Publicity and train service details available from the Advertising Department, Grand Trunk Railway System, 135 Adams Street, Chicago.
An advertisement by W. E. Bard Drug Co promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming it makes children strong and healthy. It offers 35 cents for tea or tablets with no pay if it fails.
Constable J. C. Conner sold his fine roadster this Wednesday to S. A. Mentzer of Green Ridge. An unrelated line praises Rocky Mountain Tea and a “sensible woman” of high degree. An advertisement from W. E. Bard Drug Co. and Arlington Pharmacy promotes Sherwin-Williams paint for vehicles and homes.
George H. Catlin, a Scranton banker and millionaire, wed Miss Ellen Walsh of Carbondale in New York on Wednesday. Mrs. Catlin, 30, was a former household servant and will now be mistress. The groom, 59, plans to sail for Europe next week.
Mr and Mrs Brook of Ninth and Osage streets welcomed a son born Monday in the city.
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