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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1902
Page
4
M V Carroll announces editorial control of the Sentinel at Sedalia Missouri Pettis County. The paper remains Democratic and aligned with the Kansas City platform. It pledges truthfulness and independence from bossism while aiming to advance Sedalia Pettis County and Central Missouri interests.
The Democratic state nominating convention will be held in St Joseph on July 22 to select a State Central Committee for two years and to choose a chairman. The piece argues against current committee members holding governor appointed positions, labeling it favoritism and a conflict of interest, and calls for reform of the State Central Committee.
The Rocheport Democrat condemns Orchard Farris and Morton as corporate and lobby tools. It calls for clean, principled Democrats to beat them in the renomination fight, arguing the party cannot afford to support such figures. It urges selecting decent, honorable Democrats over notorious lobbyists.
The passage condemns Orchard, Farris, and Morton as notorious corporate and lobby tools in the last legislature. It argues the Democratic party cannot afford to back them and warns that nominating such figures will invite defeat. It calls for honoring decent Democrats instead.
The passage contends that a few Democrats still assert Bryanism is dead while noting the Republican metropolitan press continues to oppose that view and fight Bryan. It argues Republicans remain engaged in the Bryan issue, suggesting ongoing political contention.
The letter argues Democrats in Democratic states should welcome congressional scrutiny of election laws. It asserts truthfulness comes from transparency and claims denial signals guilt. It notes Stone county Democrats, though few, are steadfast and elected W. D. Craig and J. D. Scott as delegates to respective conventions at a mass meeting in Galena.
The Clinton Prohibitionists run a city ticket headed by banker H P Farris with Eva Jones as candidate for city treasurer. Campaign managers expect local young men to subordinate party fealty to gallantry.
Hon Valle Reyburn of St Louis aims for the vacant seat on the St Louis Court of Appeals created by Judge Bond's resignation. Judge Shepard Barclay currently holds the temporary position. Reyburn is described as a clean strong man and a good Democrat.
Democratic exchanges carry a column of aspirants for offices to be filled at the next election. Pettis county Democrats have a way of their own of doing things and will be heard from in due time.
The Roche port Democrat columnist McQuitty labels the whiskey brand Dockery sacrament as the preferred drink of Howard County office seekers, signaling a coded political symbol in local campaign culture.
Pettis county Democrats favored Cooney but he lost the contest. They vow loyal support for Hamlin and endorse majority rule.
Two St Louis medical colleges announce they will graduate sixty fully qualified doctors in the coming weeks. The remark about the area as a health resort is noted as not a strong endorsement.
Mississippi allocates 150000 dollars to assist indigent Confederate veterans and their dependents. The move reflects postwar relief efforts and state support for veterans lacking resources.
The plan allocates funds to be disbursed via county boards ensuring military relief resources reach servicemen. details outline oversight and distribution flow to localities.
Hon. W. S. Creson was renominated by the Randolph county Democratic primary for Representative on Saturday.
The Democratic mayor James Reed campaigns for another term amid strong prospects. Opponent Baron Bill Nelson, aligned with the mugwump Star sheet, arises as a notable challenge but is seen as aiding Reed’s position.
A promotion promises a free Eclipse stem wind watch to any boy or girl who secures 10 subscriptions to the Kansas City Weekly Journal at 25 cents per year. Send names, addresses, and $2.50 to the paper. remittance by money order or draft. The city scavenger John Hoffman warns he will prosecute anyone who removes dead animal carcasses within city limits.
A fine display of exquisite Easter millinery showcases bewitching styles at the Boston store. Shoppers are invited to visit Roemer and Goodenow for stylish hats and savings.
Announcements by Bruce Barnett and James Montgomery list candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Pettis County prosecuting attorney. The Sentinel notes Lawyer H. K. Bente is authorized to campaign for the same office subject to the party's will.
The Democratic Party lists James C. Connor and Charles Leftwich as candidates for the constable of Sedalia township subject to party guidance and nomination.
City voters are presented with a Democratic ticket headed by Mayor J. L. Babcock and includes City Attorney A. L. Shortridge Police Judge J. W. Truxel City Treasurer E. R. Andler Marshal J. Edward Love Collector John Waddell Assessor Frank Monroe and aldermen H. W. Menschke Edward Staton W. J. Letts and P. G. Stafford across four wards.
The Board of Education announces T. W. Bast and Charles Hoffman as new appointees. Both men join the board to advance school policies and oversee district programs.
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