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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
10
The Sentinel prints multiple notices announcing William J. Castle for representative and Bruce Barnett for prosecuting attorney in Pettis and Wettis counties. H K Bente and James Montgomery also declare for the Pettis prosecuting attorney nomination with party backing.
The item notes Judge O. E. Parsons seeking re nomination for Probate Judge of Pettis County at the Democratic convention held August 11, 1902. It records opposition to the action and references the 1902 convention context.
James H. Doyle announced as candidate for Probate Judge subject to action of the Democratic convention. Doyle seeks support from party delegates and voters ahead of the primary and general election phases.
A notice announces James A. Robb as a candidate for Pettis County circuit clerk, seeking the Republican party's nomination and subject to party wishes.
The notice proclaims W. L. Cress as a candidate for Judge of the Western District of Pettis County subject to the Democratic County Convention. It also announces J. L. Smith as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in Sedalia township subject to the Republican party action.
E R Wilson of Green Ridge township files to run for judge of the county court in the Western district under the democratic party banner. The entry signals a formal campaign move as party processes continue.
Judge N H Rogers announces candidacy for re nomination as justice of the peace in Sedalia township and states he will seek the support of the Republican party.
The Sentinel reports the county recorder is authorized to proceed with the listed duties and official actions. The notice outlines agency authority, applicable procedures, and potential deadlines for submissions or objections.
Lee Looney announces candidacy for renomination as County Recorder subject to the Democratic convention action. He aims to continue county records work and seeks party support for the upcoming nominating process.
James C. Connor is named candidate for constable of Sedalia township pending Democratic action. James N. Harper is nominated for constable of Sedalia township subject to Republican action.
The message notes that not all Republican senators who voted with the President on Cuban reciprocity are Roosevelt allies. It suggests some may be prudent enough to be considered Roosevelt men for now, though not all are confirmed Roosevelt supporters.
The president and Senator Hanna are said to be growing closer though they will not be bound together. Each understands the other must act independently at times, but the current accord aims at harmony.
The text suggests President Roosevelt might pivot to a canal dispute as a campaign angle if he cannot secure the Republican nomination in 1904 over reciprocity and trust issues. Congress may give him a chance to pursue this unconventional path.
Rathbone has just landed and begun reporting on stories aimed at elevating certain individuals. Some friends urge him to seize his freedom and be content, while a gentleman named Hanna could wield strong influence to push that view.
The text notes division within the Republican party and argues no party holds permanent claim to political outcomes. It suggests voters may seek change for its own sake when no better reasons exist to disrupt the status quo.
H J Strickfadden editor World Herald Fairhaven Wash asserts his son avoided pneumonia and severe croup thanks to Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The testimonial notes it was sold by Mertz Hale Kantzman Otis W Smith and all druggists.
Pauline Missouri June 25. Miss Connor of Sedalia teaches the winter term at Pauline school. Several local residents are noted visiting family and tending farms. Mrs Mary Harrison aged 75 died from lockjaw after a nail injury at Adair. Funeral services held at Walnut Branch church with burial in Walnut Branch cemetery.
In Harbin Springs California June 26 James J Jeffries prepares for the championship bout with Bob Fitzsimmons set for San Francisco July 25. He takes it easy due to heat yet stays in ring shape with handball, a staple of his training. The boxer learned the game early while training Corbett for a Fitzsimmons bout and uses it as road work substitute to keep pace.
J F Ryan of Marshall woke Friday night to a room lit by flames. He grabbed at the bed covering and found hot coals, realizing his house was burning around him and he and his wife were in danger.
A house and furniture burned to ruins but Mir and Mrs. Ryan escaped unharmed after a close call as the roof collapsed. They consider themselves fortunate and view the event as a lucky saving of their lives.
R S Meredith Willow Grove Del says LT used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and found it a certain cure. He claims operations unnecessary and that piles always yield to the salve. It also cures skin diseases and wounds. warns against counterfeits from W E Bard Drug Co.
A playful line suggests a girl is not the real thing unless she has a beau from out of town. The remark frames romance as a test of authenticity tied to distant suitor status.
A local meat dealer touts quick delivery and low prices with warnings against red meat waste. The ad emphasizes best quality and timely service to attract customers.
A market house ad repeats a sales pitch urging calls to phone 68 stall 7. It promotes cash as a best equivalent for property and directs readers to E. T. Thomson for real estate sales in this issue.
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