Victorious Ticket Named Last Night by the Democrats
Applause greeted the gallant standard bearer nominees described as good men after the party named its victorious ticket last night.
15 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1898
Page
1
Applause greeted the gallant standard bearer nominees described as good men after the party named its victorious ticket last night.
A Sedalia convention drew 56 delegates and about a thousand Democrats. Capt E W Stevens reconciled with Bell Hutchinson on stage, renewing a long estrangement amid cheers. Dr W C Overstreet named mayor candidate. nominations continued for city offices.
Local supplier advertises cheap coal grades including Whipple Rich Hill Nut Lexington and others along with Scranton anthracite. Also offers seasoned wood cord and stove lengths, feed, sewer PPE, vitrified building and fire brick. Yard and downtown office contact details provided.
Dr E C Moore and Frank Miller plan Sedalia season opener on April 1 with the Cincinnati Colts and Vets. The Vets battery Breitenstein and Peitz, plus Jake Buckley at first base, highlight the advertised exhibition. Buckley, a clinmibal lad, previously played with the New York club.
Fox Beatty was released today after 31 days in jail for petit larceny. The notice notes Cure a Cold In One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a refund offer and mentions the venue has L. B. Q. tablets.
Walter Goode aged nineteen and Lela Hart aged eighteen eloped from Sedalia to Kansas City on Monday afternoon. The couple, from prominent local families, reportedly married soon after arrival. Goode had opposed the courtship, citing youth and finances. The event drew attention amid steady wartime news.
Spain may seek U S mediation to end the Cuba war. Minister Polo's pacific policy signals a possible mediation request. Insurgents and autonomists discuss settlement with demands for independence and possible allegiance changes. Envoys to Cuban camps escape execution as autonomists, not bribe-givers. Senator Proctor views Spanish control in Cuba as failing.
Harrison and Stevens, Sedalia’s leading liverymen, advertise extra carriages for balls parties weddings operas and receptions. Call to secure a carriage clean of tobacco odor at phone 167.
Jack Larrimore and Mary Light paid light fines in Judge Farnham's courtroom this afternoon for adultery with each charged $1 and court costs.
A fragment notes a claimed instant remedy for coughing and asserts a rapid cure, mentioning that the item was made long ago.
F Marion Crawford praises Pope Leo XIII in a Kansas City lecture, saying the pope has unified Catholics worldwide against anarchy. The article describes Leo XIII as nearly 90, of noble Southern Italian lineage, with a striking alabaster complexion and strong features, likening his bust to Julius Caesar.
A Sentinel report states three train loads of soldiers horses and cannon from Fort Leaven worth Fort Riley and Fort Sheridan Kansas will travel via the Missouri Pacific through Sedalia tomorrow afternoon en route to the South in response to a government call.
Decoration Day sale begins Monday February 21 for thirty days offering thirty five monuments at steeply reduced prices. The firm promotes latest designs and best workmanship with guaranteed quality from C. H. Heynen on North Ohio Street.
An emphatic claim promotes Potter's hat priced at $2.50 as the best on earth. The same ad urges Puritan biscuits from the Boston Cafe as cheap and healthful options for readers.
St Omer Commandery No 11 K T will hold a special conclave on Tuesday March 15 1898 at 730 PM for work in the Order of the Temple Visiting Fraters invited Recorder J H Mara attested By order of F A Sampson eminent Commander
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