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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
1
The Republican National Convention chooses its standard bearers for the 1904 race with strong public enthusiasm. Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks are selected to lead the campaign as party delegates hail the decision.
At Chicago June 23 thousands fill the hall as Governor Black nominates Theodore Roosevelt for the Presidency. The crowd cheers despite loud interruptions while Black extols Roosevelt and the party's unity and past record amid critique of Democrats.
New washable skirts for warm weather feature seven gore designs in blue and black, white pique, and linen. Styles include dotted blue and white, snow flake effects, panel stitched brad trim, embroidery, and red stitched straps with buttons, priced from $1.50 to $3.50.
A weekly wash goods sale offers low prices on 8c to 37c items including batistes satin damask waistings satin striped lawns cotton voiles linen waistings and satin striped malls. Fresh lots from jobbers added at fractions of early season value with some stock already reduced due to sellouts.
Mr Victor Kinsey a K T brakeman weds Miss Mamie Emrich in Sedalia at 8 30 pm. Rev Samuel Buechner conducts ceremony at German M E church attended by families and a few friends. Kinsey, son of Captain David Kinsey, and Emrich, daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Emrich, celebrate with a wedding supper and informal evening.
Mrs Paul Huckins will entertain informally Friday morning in the par lors of the Huckins hotel in honor of Miss Blanche Faulhaber and Miss Edith Faulhaber of St Louis who are guests of friends here.
Tomorrow there will be services and a sermon at 10 o'clock a m in observance of the Feast of St John the Baptist.
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