Presbyterian general assembly to convene in St Louis church
The Presbyterian general assembly meets in St Louis starting May 17 at Compton and Washington Avenue churches. About 700 delegates are expected with sessions lasting at least 19 days.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
6
The Presbyterian general assembly meets in St Louis starting May 17 at Compton and Washington Avenue churches. About 700 delegates are expected with sessions lasting at least 19 days.
J C Blaine, student and teacher, endures loss as wife and five year old daughter succumb to pneumonia. The child Gertie died. wife critically ill. Family from Lincoln Benton county, Blaine plans to bury them there after returning home tonight. He contemplates quitting school until his wife recovers.
W R Moody son of Dwight L Moody prepares a serialized life of the preacher. He will publish anecdotes with unpublished photographs in the April 7 issue.
An 1899 ad style notice promotes Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues including diabetes and rheumatism. It cites Dr. E W Hall, mail order availability, and endorsements from clinicians and customers, with multiple local druggists listed.
In Chicago on March 23 a silk garter gift with silver buckles is cited as a major factor in the murder of Annie Strother by Mrs. Charles Smith. The item’s sending followed by remarks led to confrontation and the fatal outcome after Mrs. Smith learned of her husband's relationship with Strother.
Last night Officer Jim Englebrecht detained two youths who gave the names George Garrett and Jack Shoemaker as runaways from the Boonville reform school. Shortly after Officer Howard Wood brought in Charles Lewis, also escaped, from the same institution. The trio cited spring and fishing as their motive for leaving.
New York March 23 Justice Bischoff appointed J Hampden Dougherty receiver for D Appleton & Co publishers on petition by stockholder Daniel Pritchard. Receiver bond set at 150000 dollars. Liabilities total 1110000 dollars with assets in stock and outstanding accounts.
An advertisement extols Bo schee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for severe threat and lung diseases, claiming it heals and stimulates tissue to destroy germ disease, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and improves sleep. Sample bottles are available at A. S. McGowan's and Otis W. Smith's. Nearby notes mention Wesley Dardew and Wm. Courtney traveling for trips, and a promotion for Cascarets and Foley's Kidney Cure with endorsements.
Mrs F E Watson of Aiken Alabama states Her mother suffered months of chronic diarrhea two doctors declared hopeless She bought a 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain’s Cholic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and after five doses was permanently relieved Recommends it as the best on the market Sold by Servant Harker Drug Co J L Kautzman Otis W Smith.
Dave Holtzen of Mora comes home from Moustonia with a car load of fine cattle. Rev W E Sitzer writes from N Y that he suffered dyspepsia for twenty years but found relief using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which he calls a panacea for indigestion. It digests what you eat. Ser vant Harker Drug Co.
Multiple compact ads list sale offers job notices and representation opportunities. Household goods bought high by Black Flag 2nd hand store at 113 West Main. Mary Anderson seeks waistmaker at corner Seventh and Ohio. Heywood sleeper baby buggy for sale at 1216 South Kentucky. Life of D. L. Moody biography rights offered by The Dominion Company with commissions. Positions for managers in local counties with $900 yearly salary plus expenses, work from home. respond with SASE.
Whipple announces a 25 cent per ton cash discount on all soft coal for spot cash purchases. Customers are urged to call phone number 43-2 for details and orders.
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