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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1900
Page
7
The article discusses how newspaper writing differs from sermons and novels with reporters revealing the climax early. It notes Mrs. Deuell’s unique case of a woman jailed for contempt and includes endorsements for One Minute Cough Cure and a brief mention of C. B. Lowell’s Huckins registration.
The Sentinel reports the Teachers Contest standings up to Saturday night with results and notes. Also features ads and testimonials for Hall's Catarrh Cure and other remedies, plus local business notices and telegram updates from Randolph county and Doylestown Ohio.
William R. Scullin, son of James Scullin and nephew of John Scullin, is awarded $20,000 by a St. Louis jury in Judge Klien's court for injuries after being struck by a Wabash train on May 11, 1899. He lost his left leg above the knee and his right foot at the ankle while employed by Wiggins Ferry Co. The suit claimed improper signals and excessive speed.
Governor Stephens ordered the suspension of Fountain Mahan's two year forgery sentence and directed his transfer to the state lunatic asylum in Fulton for detention and treatment. The boy was arrested at Sedalia and convicted at Jefferson City.
Kansas City dispatch reports Mrs. Charlotte Deuell was jailed in Butler Missouri after refusing to answer the court’s interrogation. She must account for $3,000 in goods in a referee in bankruptcy proceeding. Deuell failed in a Garden City Missouri business last December and would not or could not account for several thousand dollars.
Kidney disease patients urged to try FOLEY S KIDNEY CURE with a guaranteed claim by A S McGowan R W Griffith traveled to Boonville on Monday for a business trip Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey touted as a cure for cough with pay if no cure Elks to elect new officers on March 28 Madison Medicine Co Rocky Mountain Tea priced 35 cents Miss Hallie Hemsley returns to Warrensburg after visiting here
Indianapolis report shows 128 nominations for Samuel B. Donnelly for president, 107 for James M. Lynch, and 8 for William B. Prescott. Nominations are to be voted May 16.
The famed trotting mare Maud S owned by the late Robert Bonner died Saturday at Schultz's farm near Port Chester. She was 26 years old and her record of 2 08% long unbroken. Good men in good company. Emmet B. McClure and Clemens Honkamp of Sedalia visited a sale east of town and then came to Windsor with Col. Mike Doherty. McClure seeks Pettis County collector and Honkamp seeks county treasurer. both appear well qualified and promising voters for election day.
Notable graduates listed include Prof. Geo Calvert Green Ridge Missouri Prof W R Breeze and wife Humansville Missouri Mrs Price Bradley Wyandotte Kansas Dr J G Haller Harrisburg Missouri Prof W T Moberly Leavenworth Kansas.
An advertisement claims grip poisons linger in blood and organs, weakening vitality. It touts Dr Miles Nervine as a restorative that quiets nerves, boosts appetite, aids digestion, and restores strength, citing a testimonial of drastic post grip ill health and rapid recovery.
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