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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
4
County resident G L Coleman formally declares candidacy for Pettis County school superintendent. He asks for public support and signs the letter sincerely.
President McKinley and the Senate focus on protecting Abner and his circle of speculators accused of grabbing Cuban franchises and vested rights under perceived invasion.
The remark suggests the president doubted his physical ability to manage another congressional session while also extracting Secretary Gage from the cabinet. The note implies concerns about workload and leadership strain within the administration.
Admiral Schley will probably be assigned shore duties until his retirement on October 9, but his friends' vigilance ensures he remains Sampson's superior at the time of retirement.
The passage questions Admiral Sampson’s status as a gentleman despite his recent record. It also notes supporters who accept Hanna’s denial of seeking the Republican nomination, mentions Teddy Roosevelt’s coronation with a reddish symbolism, and implies political maneuvering around leadership and public image.
J Pierpont Morgan reportedly cleared seven million dollars in forty days of work. The figure highlights the scale of early 20th century finance and Morgan’s rapid accumulation of wealth during a period of intense capital activity.
Mrs Dr J R Johnson of Lamonte Pettis County Missouri visits The Sentinel to deny rumors about her family. She presents a card announcing “Successful Magnetic Treatment” and a signed note by Dr John P Walker claiming a Cuban itch diagnosis was cured.
The speech lauds acts of benevolence by the church despite age fatigue and obstacles. It condemns impudence and calumny aimed at curbing church action. It honors leaders who promoted Christian civilization and calls for unseen work to preserve harmony among all classes.
The Sentinel notes Mrs. Johnson is officially declared to be well and will dismiss the matter with a benediction. The reporter derived the keenest solace from the assurance that she had long since been perfectly well.
Mrs E I Masters of Monitor Indiana used Dr Miles Nervine and Pills to cure after effects of grip. Mrs A E Lapeer of Modelia Minnesota recovered with Dr Miles Pain Pills and Nerve and Liver Pills. President McKinley slowly recovering from grip and after effects. George J Flannery relieved of head pains in fifteen minutes by Dr Miles Pain Pills. Speaker Henderson back in his chair after grip. J C Helfrey of Westinghouse East Pittsburg recovered with Dr Miles Nervine and Pain Pills. Rev C Body of St Paris Ohio pulled through with Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills.
Proceedings show guardians and curators filing annual and final settlements for multiple estates. Names include John R. Clapton, Earle minors, John Ellis estate, Charlie Gardella minor, Donahoe minors, John Guier estate, Timothy Gallivan estate, Jacob L. Swope estate, and Frank Gordon estate with various annual and final settlements reported. Local probate actions list administrators, executors, and guardians overseeing these estates.
In Moberly Missouri on a Saturday, Edward Liddle and 15 year old Rena Sly from Higbee married in secret after taking a train to Moberly. Parents objected. a warrant was issued but dropped after the couple married. Local officer involvement noted and the couple were later seen heading home. Bryant and Townsend Dry Goods advertise Premium stamps.
In Rome on March 6 the Pope spoke during a reception marking his ninety-first coronation anniversary. He said the occasion reflects a divine plan and offered a message of faith and endurance to the faithful.
A dubious ad promises relief from constipation with Cuscareta and Candy Cathartic. It notes a refund if the CCC fails, appealing to readers seeking a quick remedial cure.
J. E. Rector former county collector filed his delinquent list of personal and real estate taxes and the annual settlement proceeding was continued until March 18.
Our fountain is the only one in the city that is running. Arlington Pharmacy remains operational as the sole functioning fountain in town.
Six applications were received last night for enlistment in the Sedalia Rifles and T. F. Love was enlisted. The examination of privates for advancement to non commissioned officers will be held March 21 and the competitive drill and ball March 29. Sergeant Bulckleys section the third won the points for best drilled and best organized and the fourth under charge of Sergeant Grimm was awarded the point for best attendance.
A surprise gathering was given for John J. Lamm Monday evening at his home located at Prospect and Main. The event celebrated the occasion with neighbors and friends in attendance.
The ad emphasizes blood as the key to health for all, linking vitality to rich blood and nutrition. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a restorative, claiming it revitalizes bone, muscle, brain, and overall energy, with an offer to send a sample. The seller is Scott & Bowne of 409 Pearl Street, New York.
An advertisement offers a beautiful gown with 6 and 2 inch measurements and a matching enameled brooches set. The gown is described as made in best manner, with materials chosen by the buyer, valued between $40 and $50, available Friday March 8 at 6:2.
The shop unveils new foulards with patterns in green blue brown and tan. Each fabric offers a single design and early selection is urged before tomorrow. Prices range from 75c to 1.25.
Springfield, March 6. The Campbell camp of Confederate Veterans and allied groups near Springfield plan the August 10 unveiling of a Confederate monument in the local cemetery, near the National cemetery with about 600 graves. Italy crafted statue, cost about 20000 dollars, funds largely raised including gifts from Mrs. P. A. Hearst and William J. Bryan. The Missouri Confederates will host a Trans Miss Reunion with program coordinated by the state association.
Otterville March notes record visits by Harrison of Versailles and Sedalia travelers, clerks from Jefferson City, and residents from Eldon and Kansas City. An oyster supper hosted by K. O. T. M. drew strong turnout. local illness improved under Dr. Culp. Several residents made business trips to Sedalia and Boonville. a Sunday appointment was missed due to a funeral in Clifton City.
Ora Brown, formerly a clerk at Hotel Sicher, is now running a restaurant in Fort Scott Kansas establishing a new local dining venture.
Will A. Brown former clerk at Hotel Sicher in this city has opened a cigar store in Kansas City selling cigarettes cigars and related tobacco products.
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