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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
2
The Sedalia Sentinel urges a bipartisan ticket for the next election to promote good government. Citizens should oppose self serving ward heelers and insist on unity and harmonious action to meet the city's needs regardless of party. If Democratic nominees disappoint Republicans they should be rejected, yet the current method should continue.
A Washington Star report portrays the Republican party in disarray with splits on statehood railroad policy and Santo Domingo. A prominent senator says the party is a wreck and may not unite on key measures. Democrats are urged to seize the opening.
The Senate Democrats show no single plan on the railroad rate bill with Hepburn and railroad amendment split opinions, while Philippine bill support is divided. The Dominican treaty unites a near unanimous minority, but overall the party remains free to act as a loose coalition. We await further caucus outcomes to gauge any unified Senate strategy.
The Sentinel announces Hon. Alf F Reetor of Saline County as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Seventh district, pending primary voter action on Saturday April 7. Also notes Hon. C. W. Hamlin of Greene.
D E Kennedy is named as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Judge of the Probate Court of Pettis County, subject to party action.
Charles S Williams is announced as a candidate for the nomination for County Recorder, subject to the Democratic party's action.
Memphis observers gather to plan the ninth international convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew set for October 10 to 21 in Memphis. Officers present include Robert Al. Gardiner president and Hubert Carleton general secretary with regional secretaries from Illinois Ohio Indiana Michigan and others. The group notes past conventions in Baltimore Columbus Richmond Detroit Boston Denver Philadelphia and Chicago with Chicago 1905 hosting the last gathering attended by 700 delegates and international guests.
An Arlington pharmacy advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy that stops coughing and strengthens the lungs to prevent pneumonia. It warns against substitutes and promotes the product as perfect protection.
The Sentinel announces Walter Morey as a candidate for county recorder, subject to Republican party action.
Developments in the assassination of ex governor Steunenberg and related recall years ago prompt renewed attention to the Molly Maguires style conflicts in the western regions.
Chicago Daily account recounts how detective McParlan who crushed the Molly Maguires in Pennsylvania links his 1870s terror-removal role to claims of a Western miners conspiracy to murder Idaho Governor Steunenberg and other officials. The narrative recalls Mollies' control over Schuylkill Shamokin counties, corruption of officials, and violent campaigns against mine bosses and strikebreakers.
The Sertices announces Charles D. Rayburn as the 28th candidate for the county recorder nomination, pending action by the Republican party.
The fourth annual Buffalo automobile show starts at Convention Hall with many entries and participating manufacturers. A private exhibitor view occurs this afternoon, followed by a formal opening tonight as the hall glitters with electric lighting and displays from New York and other eastern cities.
Charles W. Leftwich is named as a candidate for marshal of Sevalin city, pending action by the Democratic city convention.
An American violinist is reported missing in London. The note suggests enthusiasm for a search would be limited for an average musician.
Police dissolve parliament amid turmoil. statement notes political unrest in Hungary. Citizens in Budapest and surrounding areas observe protests as authorities pledge to restore order and investigate events. No further details available on causes or involved parties.
The Democratic city convention will determine the Sedalia marshal candidate with Howard Wood named as the party’s choice pending convention action.
The congress outlines ten causes for divorce, noting that in most cases one cause is sufficient to justify the end of a marriage. The list reflects common grounds discussed in public discourse.
A report characterizes Bishop Yarner as being no better than an ordinary anarchist, reflecting strong criticism of the cleric and his stance. The wording portrays tension between religious leadership and political dissent in the era.
In Smithton on March 5 John Harris visited from Sedalia between trains. Miss Fannie Knox closed a term of school at Lone Star Friday. N H Haire returned from a ten day visit in Southern Alabama. C F Farner returned from Gettysburg Indiana. Mrs C F Peabody on sick list. George Harris and wife visited relatives between trains Sunday. Harry Reid moved to new name in west town. W T Ellison and wife of Sedalia visited relatives Friday. P May of Sedalia visited Saturday. Passengers to Sedalia Saturday included Mrs W C Claggett Miss Mecca Miss Fannie Palmer M A Grenn C F Peabody Prof Short Martin Bunnell and Prof Neal.
Dr Josiah Strong cautions wealth brings dangers yet remains ready to confront them with resolve and faith.
An Arlington pharmacy advertises Foley's Honey and Tar claiming it cures lungs damaged by a hard cold. The product is said to prevent pneumonia and consumption by soothing inflamed lungs.
Arlington pharmacy touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a rapid remedy for grippe coughs with claims there is nothing else as effective.
Tomorrow Monsees and Sons hold a public sale of jacks and jen nets at Limestone Valley farm. The sale is expected to attract buyers nationwide and feature World’s fair prize winning stock and their offspring.
The article states Dr Pierce of Buffalo published ingredient lists for his medicines and claims they contain no alcohol narcotics or habit forming drugs. It praises vegetable ingredients from American roots and glycerine as a safe base, while noting the products treat bronchial throat and lung ailments and chronic catarrh with broad claimed efficacy.
Bloomfield New Jersey clergyman Dr Charles A Cook drew large audiences in Sedalia Missouri as he led stewardship institutes. He preached at First Baptist in the morning and led union services at the same church in the evening. The response echoed earlier successes in his travels.
An Arlington pharmacy advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis asthma croup hoarseness bronchial troubles pneumonia and la grippe. The ad promotes its use for a range of respiratory ailments.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for J. N. Rugan at his residence 209 Fast Boonville street. Rev. 3. Martin Lesher of Trinity English Lutheran church led the rites. Interment followed in the city cemetery.
Calumet Michigan March 5 Within days another mine will be added to producing copper properties in the Lake Superior district The Victoria mine in Ontonagon county will start treating rock in its new stamp mill The mill measures 50 by 150 feet with one head and a daily capacity of 350 tons The mine lies 4800 feet away connected by railroad with grade 6 to 12 percent and a stationary engine at the upper end will aid hauling
Foley's Kidney Cure claims to make the kidneys and bladder right and is sold by a local Arlington pharmacy with no harmful ingredients.
Sedalia Typographical Union No 206 held Sunday afternoon session to dispatch routine business and conduct regular committee duties.
A medical notice explains that neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia, which is often fatal and weakens the lungs afterward. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to stop the cough, heal and strengthen the lungs and prevent pneumonia, sold by Arlington pharmacy.
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