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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
5
Rail workers and related personnel are listed with stations Denison St Charles Franklin Junction Parsons Kansas and Sedalia. Ed Hanson and Arthur Metcalf visit home while William Rheigg travels to St Louis for a visit. D S Hadden to replace J A Davis as superintendent on July 1.
The marriage of William A. Cue and Ruby Williams was held last evening at 218 North Prospect Street with Rev. S. S. Martin officiating. After the ceremony guests shared a wedding repast and the couple departed for St. Louis to attend the World’s Fair. They will reside at 218 North Prospect upon return.
The Republican National Convention formally endorsed Theodore Roosevelt for president and Charles Fairbanks for vice president after a day of rousing speeches and crowded demonstrations. Delegates cheered as Cannon waved a Lincoln-owned flag and a wave of support swept leaders from Indiana, California, Georgia and beyond.
Harry B. Cummings of Baltimore voices strong support for Theodore Roosevelt at the Republican National Convention. He praises McKinley and Roosevelt, lauds progress in Cuba and the Philippines, Panama Canal plans, tariff and currency policy, and calls for unity, justice, and broad citizenship under Roosevelt’s leadership.
Josiah B. Cotton urges unity as he presents the party’s standard bearer from New York and calls for a running mate selection. He attacks the Democratic Party as chaotic and obstructionist, touting Republican loyalty, protectionist shifts, and a vision to restore national strength and glory.
Mrs M E Nesbie of Garfield Washington says Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills prevent headaches and provide quick relief when taken promptly. Mars W Pepatek of Gloversville New York reports fewer headaches after using the remedy. Clauder Tucker of Wallace suggests the pills stopped his sick headaches entirely. Druggists sell the first bottle and a free booklet on nervous and heart diseases is available from the Miles Medical Company.
A notice announces a sale by the W. E. Bard Drug firm. Details include the sale action and the name of the proprietor, with the event described in a concise local notice style.
In police court Magistrate Truxe fined Frank Williams Al McAdams Gross Anderson Frank Norton Thomas Winn Robert McCarty and W Fagan five dollars each for intoxication. George T Gunns case continued to next Monday for further investigation. A charge may be preferred against Mrs Gumm.
Mrs. Sarah Hodges, mother of Edward Hodges, mourns his death by shooting in Fayette. She is said to be in precarious condition from grief and the preacher's predictions of divine wrath at the funeral last week.
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