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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1904

Page

2

Political Ballot Mentions For FolK Longan Spreecher Hughes Stanley

A list identifies Joseph W Folk for Congress George F Longan for Circuit Judge I N Sprecher for Sheriff and A J Hughes and T O Stanley as further names on the ballot.

George F. Longan

Bakery owner refuses doctor dress leads to arm loss

P J Eitzen, bakery proprietor at Second and Main in Joplin, refused an physician to dress a kneading machine injury. He underwent an above elbow amputation after delaying treatment, while another physician warned that amputation of hand was likely. The operation was performed by three local citizens.

P. J. Eitzen Second Main Streets Joplin Globe Britzen Eitzen Bjitzen

Proctor's Sense of Honor Demonstrated by Senator Proctor

Milwaukee Sentinel recalls United States Senator Redfield Proctor and his son Redfield Proctor Jr were rabbit hunting near Rutland. The son shot a raccoon before open season. The senator reprimanded him and took him to a justice of the peace where the son was fined, the money advanced by the senator.

The Justice Proctor Milwaukee Sentinel Redfield Proctor, Jr Rutland Justice of the Peace

Democrats Face Discouraging Odds in 1904 Campaign

In a sober assessment, a writer argues the Democratic Party faces internal discord between East and West, unsettled platform debates, and the risk of dissension despite historic resilience. He cites past resurges under Cleveland and Roosevelt to urge unity, focus, and optimistic boldness for victory.

Grant White House Samuel J. Tilden Cleveland James G. Blaine Roosevelt Blaine Oyster Bay

Five Dollar Rose Tied to Funeral Plea in Will Contest

In Queens Surrogate Court Mrs Minnie Kaufmann and siblings contest the late Henrietta Weithaas will claiming undue influence. A red rose Wearer detail sparked testimony as the will was admitted to probate.

Minnie Kaufmann Woodhaven L. J New York Daniel Noble Queens County Henrietta Weithaas Everesteen Charles Weithaas Rosendale Mass Henry Weithaas Jamaica Henrietta Schaefer Kaufmann

Northrop Starts Four Sunday Sermons For Kansas City Boys

The Rev Dr Stephen A Northrop pastor of First Baptist Kansas City began a four week sermon series for boys. Titled The Boy in the Home The Boy in the Streets The Boy in the School and The Boy in the Church the talks aim to aid formation of a boys brigade with a Third regiment officer set to captain if organized. The sermons are described as short direct and helpful. Rocky Mountain Tea promo follows.

Stephen A. Northrop First Baptist Church Kansas City C. V. Northrop Kansas City World Northrop

Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Claims Rejuvenation

A vintage advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from W. E. Bard Drug Co. It promises to rejuvenate the aged with an electric spark effect and new life, urging readers to buy tea or tablets for 35 cents.

Rocky Mountain Tea W. E. Bard Drug Co Hollister

Money to Loan Advertisement by Attorney C C Lawson

Attorney C C Lawson offers money to loan with legal aid. Rooms 10 8 9 Katy Building reachable by phone 467.

C. C. Lawson Rooma Katy

X Ray Grocery Co Flour Fragrance Ad

An old style advertising note highlights X Ray Grocery Co offering a flour product praised for beauty and quality. The fragment suggests a local shop promoting flour in a period advertisement.

X-Ray Grocery Co S. Flour

Dawes interpreter Amos McIntosh Converts to Baptist Faith

Amos McIntosh a fullblood Creek and Dawes Commission interpreter has become a Baptist. Known as a "bad man" with four notches on his pistol, he plans a church site on allotted land and will start a brush arbor camp meeting in a full blood settlement soon.

Muscogee I. T Amos McIntosh Dawes Commission Baptist Church

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh claiming it cures in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer 100 dollars to test any failure and invite testimonials from readers. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hatl Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Divorced Wives Barred From Beneficiary Status

A Chattanooga Tennessee meeting of the Ancient Order of United Workmen and its auxiliary debated an open door policy. A resolution was carried to modify general laws so that in the future a divorced wife of a member cannot be named as his beneficiary nor remain as beneficiary after divorce.

Order of United Workmen Superior Lodge Degree of Honor Chattanooga Tenn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sedalia the Sentinel Newspaper CO C. F. Kibby Pres Abel MAIL Sentinel Newspaper Co Congress Joseph W. Folk I. N. Sprecher A. J. Hughes T. O. Stanley H. R. Camp C. W. Hamlin E. E. Johnston Orville M. Barnett Clemens Honkomp J. A. Starr H. B. Cole Thomas Parberry O. M. Harris Joplin Baker Office United States Redfield Sion Jefferson Jackson Tilden R. E. Blodgett Shelbina Cecil Rhodes Missouri Oxford Universty England Oxford O ‘Ite Blodgett Missouri State University Joe Cannon Booker T. Washington Charles W. Fairbanks St. Louis Republican Party Republican National Committee Elijah” Dowie Republic Mansas Northrop the Boys Kansas City Divine J. M. Licklider Sedalia Electric Light East Second Street H. W. Menschke Pres. Chas C. Evans Sec'y. and Treas W. H. Powell C. Kelly Capital COM Chas C. Evans C. C. Kelly L. P. Andrews J. W. Murphy Peter Pehl E. F. Yancy John Montgomery, Jr W.T. Hutchinson Joan D. Crawford Citizens W.H. Powell Grant Crawford Citizens’ National Bank S. P. Johns J. D. Crawford Geo. R. Shively W. T. Hutchinson J. H. Doyle Wm. H. Powell J.H. Bothwell WM. Courtney W. O. Terry Cshier Sedalia National Bank E F. Yancey W. H. Evans HW. Menschke J. H. Bothwell Martin Renkin Col M. G. Clark D. F. Brown Henry Lamm E- R. Blair H.w.harris P. Morey Pres. Harris W.A. Latimer Cashier Third National Bank Sedalia, Misouri United States Depository A. P. Morey J. N. Dalby J. G. Cox Henry W. Harris D. H. Smith J. A. Martz W. A. Latimer Charles H. McAnich Samuel C. Gold James T. Montgomery Sedalia Beer Moershel
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