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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
4
Edward Hufty of Camden visited the Hotel Marconi dining room in Philadelphia at 9 am and died of heart disease ten minutes after being served. He remained seated with his head bowed until a physician declared him dead later that day as other patrons dined unaware.
The Democratic committee of Missouri's Fifteenth district meets in Sedalia to set a 1:30 p.m. June 4 convention at the courthouse. Delegates are allotted by votes, with 19 total delegates: Saline 8, Pettis 7, Benton 3, Hickory 1. F. C. Hayman, the sole announced state senate candidate.
An ad claims foul breath stems from a bad stomach and liver and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Arlington pharmacy touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the quickest remedy for grippe coughs with claims of unmatched effectiveness. The advertisement emphasizes there is nothing better.
East Sedaila fire company responded to a blaze at 408 South Engineer Street the residence of T. E. Hurley at 7 o clock. The fire was burning out and caused no damage.
Calvary church announces Lenten services and sermons today at 4 p m and 7 50 p m with the evening topic Are Miracles Credible The schedule continues Thursday morning at 10 o'clock and the public is invited to attend.
A cold neglected may develop pneumonia, often fatal, with weakened lungs after recovery. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to stop the cough heal and strengthen the lungs and prevent pneumonia, sold by Arlington pharmacy.
The city street cleaning force is engaged today cleaning principal paved roads of mud accumulated during the last spell of bad weather.
An old notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for lung inflammation and pneumonia. Arlington Pharmacy sells the product promising quick relief and healing effects.
Sedalia Chapter No 18 Royal Arch Masons to hold a special convocation Wednesday evening March 28 for Royal Arch degree work. All Companion R A M invited. C E Baker Worshipful or High Priest and Secretary.
The War Department announces summer maneuvers at Fort Riley in Kansas. The Sedalia Guards may participate, awaiting official orders and further details on unit involvement and schedule.
Secretary Taft argues Missouri militia should drill in larger bodies with greater opportunities. The report notes Missouri militia is under consideration and mentions officers and members of Company D in relation to the upcoming event and state defense planning.
Advance agent outlines production costs for The Gingerbread Man with detailed items and amounts. War plans discuss Missouri Kansas Nebraska militia maneuvers at Fort Riley and joint drills with regular troops, plus troop movements to Indianapolis and accommodations for state contingents.
The unclassified pupils of Mrs. Besse Gearhart Morrison and piano pupils of Miss Alice Brown presented a recital at the music hall Tuesday evening. Despite illness keeping some from performing, those who did excel with pleasing numbers. Participants included Ellen Maddern Elizabeth Parsons Anna May Bennett May Vawter Cecil Payne Lee Wells Elizabeth Sturges Hartwell Hill Fern Hill Carl Slagle Hazel Taylor. The Gingerbread Man profits cited show large production costs yet a season profit near twenty thousand dollars.
Advertisement claims indigestion is habitual and promises relief by taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after meals. It asserts the product digests food, stops belching, puffing, palpitating, and frowning and is sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Sedalia Missouri City Council approves curb work on both sides of Kentucky avenue from Broadway south to the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway right of way. Curbing to be stone or concrete, built to existing grade, with required extensions at intersections and alleys, published seven days in Sedalia Evening Sentinel.
Arlington pharmacy sells Foley's Honey and Tar claimed to cure coughs colds bronchitis asthma croup hoarseness bronchial troubles influenza pneumonia and la grippe in a government era patent medicine style.
The Young Men's Democratic club met Tuesday night and endorsed Judge O. E. Parsons for railway and warehouse commissioner. A committee of Attorneys Lee Montgomery and D. E. Kennedy was named to draft resolutions in his favor.
P W Musselman of St Louis, brother of H C Musselman who died recently, has been paid 2000 dollars through Sedalia lodge No 38 Married Men's League, the amount of the insurance he carried in that organization.
An old advertisement urges customers to keep whites bright with Red Cross Ball Blue. The offer notes a large two ounce package sold by grocers for five cents, highlighting its affordability and grocery availability.
Deputy constable E R Adams arrests W M Springer on a complaint by David Stern who says Springer collected money for him and did not hand it over. Springer arraigned in Justice D Kinsey court and case continued to April 7 after posting bond.
If you have never sent your family washing to the Monarch Laundry you do not realize the relief we can offer you. We call for your bundle and return it in a condition that will delight you. Why not avail yourself of this modern convenience. Phones 183. CHAS. VAN ANTWERP, Proprietor.
Work on the new Elks building at Third and Lamine streets is progressing splendidly with brick work on the second story now commenced.
Alexander Empire, a deserter from a military prison, escaped yesterday by assaulting a guard and forcing a five mile flight. He had broken from hospital custody January 7 and was recaptured in St Louis February 4. He again seized a rifle at Oak Mills before heading toward Atchison, then was recaptured in Topeka.
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