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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
4
The passage notes Theodore as a magnetic figure in Washington, drawing crowds who chase prominent leaders. It mentions a Cuban press censorship reestablishment directed by Wood, once McKinley’s physician, now Brigadier General and Cuban administrator.
The article accuses Messrs Long and McKinley of snobbery in a July Fourth dispatch claiming credit for the naval victory won by Schley over Cervera, asserting Sampson had no part.
When you run short on office stationery or job printing call the Sentinel office and a man will be sent promptly with prices and information. Rogers Freeman Printing Co. corner Fourth and Lamine Streets.
The report notes Spain now has more convents monasteries and Jesuit institutions than under Bourbon and Austrian rule. It cites the 1897 census with 28 543 nuns 45 328 monks and priests 1 200 Jesuits 9 archbishops 51 bishops 55 deans and 1 213 canons. It adds religious houses exceed two thousand and their wealth is largely unassessed as they pay no property or workshop duties.
General Billy Ryder aims for appointment as state beer inspector. He has worked since the legislature began gathering signatures for a petition to Governor Dockery. After the supreme court ruled the law constitutional, Ryder delivered the petition to the governor, listing 71 Democratic House members, 18 Democratic senators, and Lieutenant Governor Lee. The governor took the matter under advisement.
Will Cox and his family arrived from Jefferson City and settled in California with all belongings except their dog. After rain cleared, the dog failed to appear despite repeated calls.
John A Collins, a well known liveryman, has bought the undertaking establishment of Keck and Ramsey in the Alamo building at Third and Osage and takes charge today. Messrs Keck and Ramsey retire after the stock invoice was completed.
Officials and members discussed selling stock at a Wednesday meeting. Funds will be shared among the city banks and Mayor Crawford may be named trustee. A Monday meeting will review further details.
The joint conference committee spent an hour Wednesday debating franchise tax differences. Only vote was 4 to 2 against recommending the house bill with Martin and Hawkins in favor. Morton Clarke Duvall Sickles aligned with the senate or Dockery bill, no agreement reached.
Meeting of the Clio club filled with members and guests. Mrs. J. D. Donohue presented an excellent paper on the Beginning of Opera. Miss Mae Hawkins discussed the Paris Ex position with many views illustrating Paris as seen.
The Democratic caucus in Jefferson City sets a re apportionment adding Ray county to Jackson county to strengthen party balance. The seventh district will include Benton Greene Hickory Howard Lafayette Pettis Polk and Saline.
The marriage of the Duke of Westminster and Miss Shelagh Cornwallis-West was marked by a seven foot high cake weighing 200 pounds. The grand confection highlighted the royal wedding celebrations in London.
A mixed collection of practical tips and curious facts covers cleaning with tea and salt vinegar for copper and tins, cooking color changes with hot water, preparing new tins, and misc quotes. It includes notes on spiders, Papal reigns, elephant prices, letter frequency, population figures, and short literary sayings.
The forecast indicates tomorrow will be mostly fair with light winds. Temperatures are expected to be mild, offering pleasant conditions for outdoor plans.
Changes in women’s suits show more trimming with braids and bands of taffeta, fuller flared skirts, and a fiounce. Skirts must be held to prevent sweeping the ground when walking. A back variation, flat back or side plait, is now correct. sleeves may vary.
A scattered collection of aphorisms and questions on women emancipation, male roles, tradition, and social norms. The quotes touch on consent, appearance, aging dresses, cookbooks, modesty, and the tension between freedom and custom.
A humorous, dialect filled quip about money, etiquette, and grief from a New York Journal clipping. It contrasts useless advice, drunken dreams, and police presence with reflections on memory and family in a compact vignette.
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