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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
2
The Sentinel newspaper notes Sedalia's status as the official city paper and archives communications to the Sedalia office, detailing the post office entry as second class matter.
The Roosevelt era crisis ends with the Democratic minority steering the Tillman Hepburn bill through a wary Senate. Tillman and allied Democrats rally to back a measure curbing railroad trusts, while Aldrich Elkins Kean face denunciation. поддержки Republicans expected to fall in line. nine more needed for passage.
The weekly Clews review notes the Morocco dispute between France and Germany casts a cloud over world finance. It frames the quarrel as policing yet says Germany seeks a bank charter to finance its nation and gain prestige, influence, and profit.
The author suggests forming the United States Morocco International Bank with a capital of 5 090 000, half funded by American investors and half by France and Germany, offering equal shares to avert war. The plan requires no government involvement and aims to remove the bone of contention. Also a drug advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for children at 35 cents from W E Bard Drug Co.
Boston tuberculosis exhibit highlights physician responsibilities to patients and the public. Dr. Cabot notes open air and proper nutrition aid the patient, while preventing spread reduces mortality. Dr. Bowditch calls for local care for advanced cases and emphasizes cleanliness to avoid fear of contagion.
Among today’s Selalia arrivals were Kaiser's J W and C E Hampton of Warsaw. J G Robertson and wife and others from Houstonia and Missouri towns. G H Daniel Osceola. C O McCaskill St Louis. R Sam Hays Sweet Springs. J M Connelly Minneapolis. and more, list includes many Kansas City St Louis and St Joseph residents.
The Sentinel announces Hon. Alf Rector of Saline County as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Seventh district subject to primary voters on Saturday April 7. It also announces Hon. C. W. Hamlin of Greene as a candidate for the same nomination.
The library will close tonight because the heating plant is down leaving the building without heat. Library staff cite heating problems and urge patrons to plan around the unexpected closing.
The census reports 2 65 989 negroes educationally qualified to vote and 2 326 295 illiterate white and black adults of voting age, plus 19 036 143 white voters in the country.
D E Kennedy is named as a candidate for the Democratic party nomination for Judge of the Probate Court of Pettis County subject to party action.
A bill introduced for Secretary Taft would raise pay for army musicians. Those who perform the music are expected to favor the move, as the saying goes about paying the piper.
Mississippi lawmakers vote to dispense with the chaplain's services, ending a long standing ceremonial and prayer role in state government. The decision shifts opening prayers to alternative arrangements as the session continues.
A fragment notes a dispute over costs with a demand that starch and soap merchants must pay soon. Details are sparse, but the directive implies imminent financial liability or restitution.
The Sentinel announces Walter Morey as a candidate for the county recorder nomination, subject to the Republican party action. The Sertivel announces Charles D. Rayburn as a candidate for the county recorder nomination, subject to the Republican party action. Charles 8 Williams is announced as a candidate for the county recorder nomination, subject to the Democratic party action.
The article promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a natural stomach and liver tonic. It claims the remedy uses glyceric extracts of Golden Seal Queen's root Stone root Bloodroot Mandrake root and Black Cherrybark to cleanse and invigorate the stomach liver and blood without alcohol. It argues strong vitality improves nervous exhaustion and thin blood.
The announcement names Charles W. Leftwich and Howard Wood as marshal candidates for Sedalia, contingent on the Democratic city convention's action. The pair are set to compete for the post pending party guidance.
Sedalia Theater hosts Uncle Si Haskins on March 8 in a lavish four act comedy with a grand country dance finale. Julius Cahn presents David Harum on March 9 with Harry Brown in the title role and advance seats reported unusually heavy for a three act production based on Westcott's tale set around Homeville New York with Aunt Polly and a horse trough scene.
Announcement of King Richard the Third at Sedalia Theater features eminent tragedian John Griffith in the title role. Griffith is praised for fit and talent with a strong supporting company and advanced scenic effects expected to wow local audiences. The Quaker City Quartette remains with Al G. Field Minstrels, offering refined musical comedy with new material and standout instrumental numbers.
Bradford Vermont recalls Henry Clay McDuffee a lifelong voter who along with his father has cast ballots in every presidential election. He traces lineage to King Kenneth Macduff and Duncan Macduff of 1000 A.D. The McDuffee name dates to 1612 migration from Argyleshire to Londonderry. The family coat of arms remains preserved.
Worcester residents propose using 1,500 bull snakes to combat the brown tail moth pest. C. J. Brownell offers to demonstrate with 109 snakes in the council chamber to show they can destroy 10,000 moths in a few hours before the mayor and city council.
J. W. Townsend has leased a store on 306 West Second street and will soon open an installment clothing house. Part of his stock has arrived and he expects to be ready for business within a few days.
Mrs. John B. Gallie received a March 5 letter from Mrs. J. M. Planck describing Mr. Planck's return from a street car ride. The note says he is feeling much better, in good spirits, and partook of a hearty supper at 7 p.m.
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