Printers Seize On Prize Money And Philippine Exile Claims
Rear Admiral Sampson stands to gain nearly $3 000 more prize money for enabling Schley to destroy a Spanish fleet at Santiago than Dewey received for Manila. General Pio del Pilar and followers are banished to Guam for actions akin to those cited in 1776 by George Washington. If Otis did not want to capture Aguinaldo his success estimate in the Philippines is clearer.
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Sampson
Schley
Santiago
Dewey
Manila
Pio del Pilar
Guam
George Washington
Otis
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Hill discusses needs of Democratic party without naming Cleveland
In discussing the Democratic party's needs Mr. Hill stops short of saying it requires Mr. Cleveland again, signaling a cautious view of prominent leadership.
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Democratic Party
Hill
Mr. Cleveland
De Rodays Struggles with Headline Article in Paris Figaro
The Paris Figaro editor De Rodays cannot properly title a piece such as De Castellane, revealing weaknesses in editorial judgment and headline craft.
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de Rodays
Paris Figaro
de Castellane
Hanna claims McKinley favors third term
The speaker asserts that Mr. Hanna believes Mr. McKinley has decided on a third term, indicating the issue is settled by this conclusion. The remark suggests political maneuvering and public debate surrounding the president's intentions.
Vacant Senate Seats Mark Memorial to Gus Addick
Two open senate seats serve as a memorial to Gus Addick amid debates over his noted venal ambition.
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Senate
Gus Addick
Li Hung Chang Thrives Briefly Despite Fatal Illness
Reports note Li Hung Chang remains active though a fatal illness is appearing advanced. Observers describe his endurance and continued public duties amid uncertain prognosis.
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Li Hung Chang
Sugar Off Sugar Off
A poem fragment recalls spring maple sweetness and a farmer’s anger as he collects legal tender. It contrasts new life with a cold heart and finds hope in doing good over scorn, urging sweetness to guide the year.
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M. M. Sherrick
Hotel manager files bankruptcy with vast liabilities
Col. William S. Eden, manager of the Great Northern hotel in Chicago, filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 1 327 368 dollars and assets of 640 111 dollars. Debts largely stem from hotel development and note endorsements.
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Chicago
William S. Eden
Great Northern Hotel
Ball to Campaign Against Wells in St Louis
David A. Ball, long a Missouri Democrat, plans a St Louis campaign against Rolla Wells. Ball calls Wells not a Democrat, citing Wells's 1896 and 1900 party repudiations and 1898 Republican vote, while praising Lee Meriwether and Parker as preferable. Ball will speak at mass meetings Saturday night and vows further remarks in St Louis.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Rolla Wells
Wells
George W. Parker
Ball
Lee Meriwether
Laclede
Chicago
McKinley
Weather Outlook From Sedalia on March 22 1901
Hail in Sedalia Missouri reports uncertain forecast for tomorrow with mention of possible severe or stormy conditions and unsettled weather ahead for the region.
Ready Made Suits Priced At Ten Dollars
Advertises ready made suits for ten dollars offering a value of fifteen dollars. Describes suits as wood covert fabric in tan gray brown and oxford with Eton jackets satin lining L Aiglon collars flare sleeves and satin trim. Notes other grades up to eighteen dollars and seventy five cents.
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Oxford
Eton
Wall Paper Sale From Old Stock At Sharp Reductions
Large stock of wall paper to clear for space. Rolls discounted from 15c to 10c and 25c to 15c and 50c to 30c. Includes sample books and thousands of new rolls on shelves. Also offers paints varnishes and a wide selection of window and art glass.
Newfoundland in 1900: geography resources and growth
Rev M Harvey LL D FRSCS surveys Newfoundland with 1900 data. It notes 210000 people, 7 million in fisheries revenue, 548 mile transinsular railway, expanding industries, iron ore and copper, St Johns as capital with 30000 residents and a fine harbor, mild winters and summers under 80 degrees.
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the Sentinel
Newfoundland
St. John’s
Sheriff as matrimonial agent in Ottawa County Kansas
In Ottawa county Kansas the sheriff is asked to help a farmer find a wife. The farmer seeks a white Presbyterian woman under 40 with good character, hair any color but red, a diligent worker, a good cook, neat, and willing to do field work when needed.
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Ottawa County
Kansas
Swayze
Conductor Sullivan of Missouri Pacific Faces Layoff
A Missouri Pacific conductor named Sullivan is laid off as the railroad restructures. The action affects railroad operations and staffing levels, with no further details provided about tenure or severance.
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Sullivan
Missouri Pacific
Reunion of Four Brothers at Utica
Four brothers met at Utica for a reunion. The youngest is 67 and all wives survive. One has been married fifty years, another forty seven, and the remaining two forty years. The brothers in age order include Charles Coit of Nebraska, 79, married fifty years, and Brewster Coit.
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Utica
Charles Coit
Nebraska
Brewster Coit
Fashion Fabrics in Stock Sell Quickly at Store
Silk ginghams laced striped bastiste embroideries lawns linens dimities and other fabrics are urged this season. A customer notes waiting to buy until ready to sew is common but new patterns sold out by night after opening a case yesterday. Prices range from 8 cents to $1 per yard.
Watch! a Watch! a Watch! heard in St Louis Clothing Co department
The notice lists ages and marriages of three men J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co Utica 72 Horace Coit Braymer 71 and Alonzo Coit Breckinridge 67 as part of a business return day. The St Louis Clothing Co children's department was busy all day Thursday on business and returned today.
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St. Louis Clothing Co
Children’s Department
The Order of Railway Conductors Ball in Parsons
Hospital arrivals list laborers George Johnson Chickie Chockie J B Mikeal Montrose C Gregg Parsons W H Hogan Denison W R McCafferty Denison. conductors announce their annual ball at the Parsons opera house on Tuesday evening April 9 with preparations underway for a swellest dance in the city.
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Order of
Opera House
Parsons
Missouri Pacific Staff Shakeup Reported
Missouri Pacific Brakeman Bummer Hoff is laying off. Brakeman Anderson is taking a few runs off. Supt. D. Hardy went to Kansas City this morning over the Lexington branch. Ticket Agent J. W. McClain went to Jefferson City.
Insurance hint links to Vollrath and Ligenfritz building
A brief note directs readers to Vollrath com for insurance information and mentions the 217 Ligenfritz Building as a location reference.
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Vollrath
Ligenfritz Building
Sedalia pastor dies. local events reported
Knob Noster Mo March 21 Re Boyd pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Sedalia passed Thursday and Friday visiting friends in this vicinity Dr J P Green president of William Jewell college Liberty will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the close of our public schools the latter part of April Monday depositions were taken in the damage suit of James Upton vs the Missouri Pacific railroad company for 10 0000 Mr Upton was injured while working for the company several months ago The colored jubilee singers students of Smiths college Sedalia gave a concert at the M E church Thursday night to a large and appreciative audience C C Kelly city attorney of Sedalia spent several days the latter part of the week the guest of his parents in this city Israel Swope returned Monday from a six weeks sojourn at Mot Springs Ark where he went for relief from the rheumatism The Pacific bridge gang are doing carpenter work on the Clear Fork bridge this week Miss Grace Denton residing near Lamont visited relatives in this city Saturday and Sunday.
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J. P. Green
William Jewell College
Liberty
James Upton
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Upton
Colored Jubilee Singers
Smith’s College, Sedalia
M. E. Church
Pacific Bridge Gang
Clear Fork
Grace Denton
Lamonte
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Sentinel Publishing
Sedalia, MO
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S. C. Patrick
Sedalia
G. B. Lamm
Pettis County
G. L. Coleman
Alix
Panes
W. J. Bryan
Wills
The
St. Louis Globe Democrat
David A. Ball
Parker
de Qsels As
Obs
Dugan’s
Sydney
Jos. Brown
Ewing Ave
M. Hoveranp
Elgin
Evureren G Co
Crana Ave
Sv. Lovie, Bae
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co
Horace Coit
Braymer
Alonzo Coit
Breckinridge
George Johnson
Chickie Chockie
J. B. Mikeal
Mont
C. Gregg
W. H. Hogan
Denison
W. R. McCafferty
Bummerhoff
Knob Noster News
Knob Noster, Mo
Boyd
First Presbyterian
C. C. Kelly
Israel Swope
Mot Springs
Ark
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