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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1904

Page

4

Born and Died Amid Flames on Stricken Ship

On the Slocum disaster a mother birthed a child on deck as flames and a panicked crowd swirled. The infant died shortly after, swept into the river, while the mother vanished in the blaze and smoke as Corcoran recalled the horror to the coroner.

James Corcoran Slocum Berry Corcoran

Ex Senator Mason Dines With Wealthy Young Man

In a Washington cafe, ex Senator Mason of Illinois is joined by friends when a son of a western capitalist arrives. The young man boasts of his wealth and pride in his independence calling his money a "snap" while Mason suggests a softer "snap" exists.

Mason Illinois Washington

Rain Causes Postponement of Joplin Sedalia Doubleheader

Rain grounds both ends of the Valley league slate as Sedalia and Joplin fail to play. Leavenworth and Iola split a doubleheader with a pitching duel and a short, called game in drizzle. The Greyhounds head to Midgetville for three games, while Sedalia plans a Fourth of July matchup at Leavenworth.

Sedalia Tojeka Joplin Leavenworth Iola Kuillilay Morgan Rapps Goodear Millsap Sedalia-Joplin Greyhounds Midgetville Hurlburt Topeka

Paragon Seeks Pleasant Voice Smile and Gentle Heart

A lover declares a quest for three prized traits a pleasant voice a winning smile and a gentle heart Each lyric line links these gifts to healing joy and social grace concluding the speaker would give the world for a girl who owns them all as cited by the Pittsburg Dispatch.

Pittsburg Dispatch

Sale of Victims Clothing in Paris Prison Auction

A yearly Paris prison sale offers clothes of murdered people and crime instruments, along with items of deceased prisoners. Unclaimed items from the prefecture of police are sold, with proceeds aiding the Paris almshouse. Jewelry from criminals often fetches high prices.

Paris Prefecture of Police

Dr Clayton's Treatise on the Dog mailed to Sedalia owners

A copy of Dr. Clayton's Treatise on the Dog has been mailed to all dog owners in Sedalia. If you have not received a copy, call 2 at Farris Pharmacy, as they have a copy for you.

Petrified Man Found by Fishermen in Illinois Creek

Fishermen near Leroy Illinois discovered a petrified man on a creek bank on Sunday. The 600 pound preserved figure shows a foot protruding from the soil and a mark over one eye suggesting an Indian arrow kill. Thousands visit the scene.

Leroy

Fishing with Cormorants on a Chinese River Quest

Dr. Logan Jack describes a boat expedition where a paddler in a small open canoe coordinates with about twenty cormorants. Birds dive for fish, land on the paddle, and are hauled aboard with practiced efficiency, the flock joining the hunt as they harvest prey. The practice requires highly trained birds and a skilled boatman.

Logan Jack China

Dead Sea Saltiness Linked to Mediterranean Airpaths

A Harper's Weekly writer argues that atmospheric transport from the Mediterranean, not rock weathering, largely explains the Dead Sea saltness. He cites similar chlorine to bromine ratios in both seas as supporting evidence, noting windborne salt in rain.

Dead Sea Mediterranean Sea Harper's Weekly Mediterranean

Two Singers and the Bard of Rough-Tongued Song

A compare contrast poem describes the refined poet who writes gentle verses and a rough-garbed singer whose work lives with the masses. The piece notes the poet’s decline into obscurity while the common singer’s raw song endures, echoing enduring truth about art and time.

A venerable pastor cured by Peruna

An old pastor credited Peruna with curing thickened mucous membranes affecting hearing taste and digestion. The ad touts Peruna’s nerve and mucous membrane benefits and claims one bottle proves its value, urging lifelong use for all ages.

Peruna

Strong and Vigorous at the Age of Eighty Eight

In June 1901 Rev J N Parker of Utica New York lost his sense of hearing and suffered rheumatic pains. After taking Peruna his hearing returned to prior levels and rheumatic pains vanished. He credits Dr Hartman and Peruna with restoring his health and urges others to seek prompt results if dissatisfied.

J. N. Parker Utica N. Y Peruna T. H. Lomax D. D A.M. E Charlotte N. C Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbua, Ohio

Squire Cook Dies at Home in Sedalia

Squire Cook, a 54 year old Black man, died Sunday afternoon at his residence on North Lamine street. Dr Clayton's Treatise on the Dog has been mailed to Sedalia dog owners. those who have not received a copy should call Farris Pharmacy for one.

For Sale Jewel gas range in good condition

Jewel gas range for sale good as new contact C. E. Mellor at 201 West Main for details and price.

Chean C. E. Mellor West Main

Frost Deep Beneath Keene Street Reveals Five Foot Freeze

After removing two feet of frozen earth and over a foot of dry sand in Keene New Hampshire a street opening uncovers soil frozen to more than five feet. The dry sand layer under the crust normally protects against frost, but the deeper frost remains extensive.

Keene N. H

Tom Reed Shows Off Creased Trousers In House

The Iowa congressman revealed a new sharply creased pair of trousers replacing his usual baggy style. Speaker a joke about pleasing the newspaper public. Senator Dolliver quipped about showing goods.

Iowa Tom Reed Washington Dolliver Tom Big Tom

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