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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1900

Page

8

Pettis Delegation Endorses Steele for Congress in Seventh District

A Missouri Democratic convention endorses Hon. William D. Steele for the seventh district congressional nomination. Delegates are instructed to vote as a unit at Bolivar on April 5 1900. Steele pledges loyalty to the party and stresses pursuing its best interests. Numerous delegations from Green Ridge Longwood Blackwater Lamonte Dresden Cedar Bowling Green Smithton Elk Fork Washington Hughesville and nearby areas are listed.

William D. Steele Congress Bolivar Steele Convention Democratic Party

Discount for Spot Cash on Soft Coal by Whipple

Whipple offers a 25 cent per ton discount on all soft coal for spot cash. For details call phone number 43-2.

Whipple

Pension Granted to Mrs Guyer and Children After Fatal Wreck

Mrs Anna Guyer receives an eight dollar monthly pension for herself and two dollars for each of her children following her husband’s death caused by a Missouri Pacific engine on Mill street. The notice ends with an advertisement for a selection of hair brushes in the window and identifies Servant Harker Drug Co.

Anna Guyer Mill Street Missouri Pacific Harker Drug Co Servant Harker Drug Co

Found Black and White Lewellyn Dog 10 Months Old

A black and white Lewellyn dog about 10 months old was found. The owner may reclaim the dog by paying the related charges.

Sedalia Modiste Crafts Bride’s Trousseau and Wedding

In Sedalia a local modiste designs a bride’s trousseau and sews it for Miss Maggie Anderson. W C Finke manager of the Finke opera house announces his marriage to Miss Anderson. The ceremony occurred at the Presbyterian parsonage in Sedalia with Rev. Clippenger officiating. Only Emma Finke and F A Rice witnessed. the couple travels to St Louis.

W. C. Finke Finke Opera House California Clippenger Presbyterian Parsonage Sedalia Maggie Anderson Minerva Anderson Centertown Emma Finke F. A. Rice St. Louis

Sedalia Bride’s Surprise Wedding Costume Promptly Finished

The groom and guests were surprised as the bride, a Sedalia modiste, was given 24 hours to select design and construct her wedding costume, and she completed it on time.

Committee to Press Railway Extension Meeting With George Gould

Judge Shirk proposes a committee of Sedalia business leaders confer with George Gould in St Louis on March 13 about widening and extending the Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern railway to Springfield. Engineers deem the route most feasible and through best country. If named, the committee will seek an audience with Gould.

Shirk George Gould St. Louis Iron Mountain Sedalia, Warsaw Southwestern Springfield Gould

Sewing machine needles and parts at Singer office

J A Bowman manager invites customers to call at 114 West Third street for all kinds of sewing machine needles parts and oil offering a full supply and service for machines.

Singer West Third Street J. A. Bowman

English Edition of Topeka Capital Planned in London

Sir George Newnes will publish an English edition of the Topeka Capital during Rev. Charles M. Sheldon's editorship. The move leverages a landmark newspaper experiment for the Westminster Gazette and Strand Magazine publisher's British edition.

George Newnes Westminster Gazette Strand Magazine Topeka Charles M. Sheldon

Local cigar coop proposed by Hansberger group

W F Hansberger leads Secalians planning a cooperative to manufacture cigars. The plan would pool small factory stocks into a new company with about $10,000 capital. A meeting is set for Tuesday at the Glass hall to discuss plans and organize.

Secalians W. F. Hansberger Glass Hall

Apples for Paris Missouri fruit to Paris exhibit

The Missouri State Horticultural Society will ship seventy seven barrels of top apples to New York for the Steamer St Paul to Harve France. The fruit, packed with tissue paper and carefully sorted, will be exhibited at the Paris exposition and served to officials.

Missouri State Horticultural Society Paris New York St. Paul Harve France Missouri

To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Cure Ad

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a one day cold cure with a money back offer. EW Grove endorses each box and signs the product label. The advertisement states the price as 25 cents and urges customers to visit druggists for purchase.

EW Grove

Compulsory Vaccination Sweep Shocks City Saloons

Saturday night doctors E B Clements and W E Webb with Marshal Asbury and a large policeman toured Macon public spaces and forced unvaccinated inmates to submit to the vaccination. Patrons in several saloons resisted, while guards controlled doors as the medical pair proceeded with the procedure.

Wanted Boys to Sell the St. Louis Star

Advertises for bright active honest hustlers to join St. Louis Star sales team. Promises pleasant work and good money, offers terms circulars and samples from Circulation Dept, St. Louis Star, St. Louis, Mo. Sample copies free. See coupon on another page.

St. Louis Star St. Louis

The Janitor Man Lets Children Through Snow

The Franklin school janitor failed to clear the sidewalk leaving children to struggle to reach classes. The notice also warns all persons with county personal taxes to settle immediately or face collection by law, signed James A. Robb.

Franklin School James A. Robb

Prohibition Advocate Col Ed McClelland Speaks in Clinton

Sedalia business man Col Ed McClelland delivered a temperance talk in Clinton Sunday evening. He is a strong prohibition advocate and was a state ticket nominee last election, described as a pleasant and entertaining speaker by the Clinton Tribune.

Ed McClelland Sedalia Clinton McClelland Clinton Tribune

Four Sons Born to Warrensburg Couple

Warrensburg Missouri March 5 word comes today of the birth of four sons to the wife of William Harmon. The unusual multiple birth is noted in local society circles and adds to the town’s recent family news.

Warrensburg, Mo Wm. Harmon

Silver Moon Restaurant Opens on West Main

A notice announces Eat at the Silver Moon restaurant located at 105 West Main. The brief card highlights the new dining option and its address for local patrons.

Silver Moon Restaurant West Main

For Sale Cheap Upright Har vard Piano

Upright Harvard piano for sale. In good condition, nearly new. Inquire at 1426 East Broadway.

Harvard East Broadway

Constant Endeavor to Impress Customers Highlighted

The speaker emphasizes continual effort to impress every customer and seeks direct feedback if that aim fails, to enable corrections and improvements. The message frames service as a dedication and invites accountability.

Unwilling Subjects Blocked by Barred Door at Vaccine Site

Report notes that individuals resisting entry attempt to flee to a door that is barred and becomes a restraint area until vaccination is administered. The description emphasizes coercive confinement at the site.

Four Boys Die at Birth in Ohio County Incident

Near Columbus in this county two of the boys were still-born and the other two lived only a few hours. Authorities reported the tragic birth outcomes and are reviewing medical details.

Columbus This

Remedy Ad for Dr. D. L. La Verne Tablets

An advertisement touts Dr. D. L. La Verne's Grip Tablets as a better remedy for La Grippe and colds with less head effect than quinine. Priced at 25 cents, promoted as the best headache remedy from Fleischmann's Pharmacy.

D. L. la Verne Fleischmann

Wreck Victims Funeral in Cincinnati Largest Ever Seen

The funeral of Mrs. J. G. Schmidlapp and daughter Emma in Cincinnati drew the largest crowd ever seen. Emma’s casket bore the inscription Dont Mind Me Get Papa and Mamma Out First. The family traveled by special train from the wreck site near Kansas City. The Rev. C. A. Thayer led a touching service as the Schmidlapps bury their losses.

Cincinnati J. G. Schmidlapp Emma Papa Mamma Kansas City C. A. Thayer

Wanted: refined adults for profitable business

Several middle aged men and women are sought to handle a profitable enterprise. Applicants should be well educated refined and have wide acquaintances. Apply at General Delivery to S. J. Oglesby.

S. J. Oglesby

Senator West’s Grandson Honored in Brotherly Gesture

A Missouri senator West is described as proud of his grandson as his wife visits the nursery to kiss him good night and asks him to say his prayers, reflecting a tender family moment.

Senator West Missouri

In the Name of the Czar

A dramatic report details a tale set under imperial scrutiny, focusing on political intrigue, power struggle, and potential covert actions within a Russian court. Key figures and locations are referenced as part of a historical narrative framing.

Primary Election Notice for City Offices 1900

Notice of primary election to nominate democratic candidates for mayor marshal city attorney police judge treasurer collector assessor and one councilman per ward plus at large committee member and school director to be held Monday March 12 1900. Polls open 7 am to 7:30 pm at Engine house No 2 No 1 130 East Fifth Street and Court house. Judges by ward to be announced. Kennedy Dreuttel chair secretary.

East Fifth Street Court House

Politicians Gather for Democratic State Committee Meeting

A large group of politicians will attend the Democratic State Committee meeting in Kansas City tomorrow. Sedalia may host a convention, though no special bid has been made. Delegates are expected to choose among Kansas City Jefferson City and St. Joseph as possible convention sites.

Democratic State Committee Kansas City Sedalia Jefferson City St. Joseph

Rogers the Shoe Maker on Fifth Street

The funeral of James K. Quinn was held at 2 p m Sunday from the home of his daughter Mrs C W Doherty at Twentieth and Moniteau. Pallbearers included P H Longan H B Scott N F Ebersole F E Hoffman Judge W E Conner and J B McClure.

James K. Quinn C .W. Doherty Twentieth and Moniteau P. H. Longan H. B. Scott N. F. Ebersole F. E. Hoffman W. E. Conner J. B. McClure

Receivers Appointed for Sedalia Electric and Railway Co

United States circuit court appoints receivers for all property assets and franchises of Sedalia Electric and Railway of Missouri. Dated Sedalia February 28 1900. Henry C Flower W F Waller. A mechanic's lien for 151 47 was filed Saturday in circuit court against the company by Terry Cedar Co of Michigan, R H Hunter for the Cedar company.

Sedalia Electric and Railway Company United States Circuit Court Sedalia Missouri Henry C. Flower Terry Cedar Company Michigan R. H. Hunter The Cedar Company

Denison Couple Mourn Death of Baby Girl

The baby girl of Mr and Mrs M L Oglesby of Denison Texas died last week in Denison The family formerly lived here where Mr Oglesby managed the M K T dining room

M. L. Oglesby Denison Texas Mr. Oglesby

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pettis Green Ridge No Ed Wallin, Lon V. Allee Green Ridge M. Doherty Longwood George W. Chipley J. R. Fields B. W. Gorrell Blackwater James D. Fisher W. O. Weans Y. Prigmore Lamonte J. S. Fieming R. E. Guthrie W. T. Chatham W. H. Anderson Lon Luther Dresden T. L. Bailey T. J. Buckley Sam Adams Cedar W. W. Harris Joe M. James Clarke Bouldin Bowling Green Vintago Z. T. McFarland Smithton D. M. Overstreet Elk Fork W. O. Powell B. D. Clarke Washington J. T. Howe, A. M. Bowlin Hughesville van Gorrell, L. H. Durley Hughesville No. 2 F. H. Mitchell Heath's Creek Lake Creek Prairie, Flat Creek Houstonia Red Cross Trousseau Judge Shirk Business Mens’ Club Sheldon London Apples State Horticultural Society Harry Grandpa Brooklyn Col McClelland Sedalia Hardware & Grocer Co South Side Vicunas Cheviots Oxford Cambridge Alfred Benjamin &Co Hawes Outfitters For Men and Womer Sentinel Dr. Miles Medical Company Elkhart Ind H. D. Boulit East Tenth Czar D. E. Kennedy Theo. Dreuttel A. F. Rogers Fifth Street South Side Court House W. F. Waller Capital Teaco C. C.C Chas. Koeppen Insurance Nsure Reynolds & Reynolds Ohio Street Kaiser Gio Candy Palace Chas. Boyst Kentucky Sedalia Grocer CO Ohio St R. H. Harris E. Second Street Bill Joe Paradis
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