Graffis Proprietor and Publisher Evening Edition
W. H. Graffis serves as proprietor and publisher with publication every evening except Saturday and Sunday.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1902
Page
4
W. H. Graffis serves as proprietor and publisher with publication every evening except Saturday and Sunday.
The Sentinel announces that Hon. James Cooney will be a candidate for re-nomination as congressman from the Seventh district, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
Charles Leftwich named as constable candidate for Sedalia Township with Democratic Party approval. Both nominations await party action and official designation.
A mysterious man connected to a smallpox cure is described in varying terms. Katy shops announce an all-month open house. St Louis plans to highlight a few items for the East this week as March is forecast to be a tough proposition by weather prophets.
In a quip about Miss Alice Roosevelt the writer notes her bat size would make her head seem swollen. The piece also mentions Flat Creek’s ample water with duck hunters. It contrasts Irishmen during St Patrick's Day in a heated campaign year and ends with a grim joke about jealous husbands shooting their wives.
Muddy water from heavy rain affects Flat Creek while sources label local mud-larks as active. British forces tightening grip report captures include DeWet's son and secretary taken.
In Sedalia a prominent official drew attention by shooting his heels during a public event while in Kansas City Webster Davis fired his hat in a related incident. Local authorities report no injuries.
A vivid line describes March entering like a Nubian lion with heavy snow in a shaggy mane and icicles dangling from a tan fur, creating a striking seasonal image.
Mr 8S Blaydes, a well known young lawyer, seeks election as attorney for Boonville on the independent ticket.
Mr Blaydes is well qualified for the position and would satisfy all concerned. He has many friends in Boonville who will give him cordial support. The farm where Abraham Lincoln was born is advertised for delinquent taxes. The Sentinel criticizes Prince Henry for smoking cigarettes, noting a bad example to boys.
A crowded field of Democrats is seen as almost certain to secure election with broad support across regions. Analysts note high name recognition and strong party organization boosting prospects.
General Funston declines a $50 000 yearly lecturing offer and would also refuse a presidency based on salary. The Missouri State treasury shows a large surplus, but Republican supporters will push to convince voters the surplus is only hot air.
R Overshiner, editor of the Republican, announces his candidacy for Boonville city assessor, asserting that newspaper people deserve the best in the land.
Lucy Hamilton Hooper’s tale speaks of three maidens who each profess love for a king. The first would die if he loved her for a day, the second would die to brighten his life or power, while the third keeps silent and watches with sorrowful eyes. The king loves the first for a day, the second with lasting affection, but the silent maiden’s unspoken love is the deepest.
The poem contrasts doom and hope as the cloud-maker predicts storms yet the blue-sky man brings a song of hope. The workers hear him and glimpse a brighter tomorrow with hearts rich in pure gold.
Advertisement notes a gold watch free offer from Sedalia Junk Company with contact telephones 000 and 263.
Pettis county assessor Charles D. Brown reported from Jefferson City after state assessor convention. The group backed permanent meetups in Jefferson City, formed committees, and elected leaders while endorsing county funding of expenses. amid city politics in Sedalia, letters dispute the Democratic City Central Committee and mongrel ticket tactics.
Marshal Maxwell of Kansas City escorted a group of prisoners to Jefferson City to begin sentences ranging from two and a half to eight years. Those listed include Earl Heath and Louis Streagal for burglary, Lulu Smith and Mary Wright for robbery, Daisy Gordon for robbery, Marion Stiles for robbery, Al Gifford for robbery, George James for burglary, Commodore Turner for burglary, Otto Beck for burglary, George Bostic for burglary, and Ben Williams for assault.
Gentle horse wanted by caller at 727 East Fifth Street. Inquiries welcome between 1 and 3 Monday afternoon.
Rev. Father Graham of St. Joseph Missouri leads a party of six to McAllister Springs to oversee the purchase and conversion of the A. Aplin property into a retreat for invalid priests. The Dan Rich place nearby has been rented by Mr. Apling.
A March 1 1902 communication from Sedalia Missouri presents Hansberger’s critique of a Sedalia Democrat February 28 editorial. It claims the piece misleads readers by asserting loyalty of Connor Higdon Hatton and Steele and opposing a mongrel ticket.
Ira Sankey Wade becomes manager of Jumbo clothing. Vinita I T Woodward Hoover takes a stenographer post at a Topeka law firm for 65 dollars monthly. Miss Mary Butterfield is hired as a stenographer for the State Librarian in Columbia Missouri. A CBC pupil earned 75 dollars monthly after four months and subordinates a helper at 40 dollars. Su M Webb is promoted to cashier at Wyeth Wholesale Hardware in St Joseph Missouri. Paul Spicer fills a temporary vacancy in the superintendent’s office.
A testimonial from J J Hargrave of New York City claims a covert couch period ended after using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The note asserts rapid renewal and complete cure.
H G Wiley of Massey Iron Co Kansas City writes that taking a scholarship in C B C was the best business transaction of his life. J T Hickman begins stenographer job at Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Reality Co in Kansas City for $60 monthly. Several new pupils entered school yesterday. A student seeks work for board outside class hours. Co B C Literary society holds monthly open session next Friday in the college hall.
J F Geischen longtime Marshall-Howe Hardware employee resigns to join F Taylor Cain on Main street as dealer in hardware stoves and sundries. He previously served with D H Smith and brings broad experience and many friends to his new location.
Local dining spot Boston Cafe highlights bread as the centerpiece of meals with simple menu notes praising quality bake. Patrons praised crust, texture, and consistency as a hallmark of the establishment.
W C Knight a real estate and loan agent from Boonville spent Friday and Saturday in the city on business visiting local offices and meeting clients.
Doctors advocate outdoor living for consumption and pulmonary diseases. Regions with dry air and ozone, notably West Texas and the Arizona New Mexico area around Marfa Fort Davis El Paso and Tucson, are recommended for year round health benefits. Many patients reportedly recover by relocating to the health belt. Send two cents for Matter of Health and El Paso and the Health Belt.
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