Candidate Announces Run for County School Superintendent
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
4
Philippine lumber on public lands may require extra congress session
Representative Hull, head of the house military committee, favors amending Philippine law to allow timber cutting on public lands. He is closely tied to the Philippine Lumber Company and could become a blocking force if lands remain closed to lumbering.
Mark Hanna Favors Popular Senate Election Prompting Retirement Plan
The report suggests Mark Hanna supports electing United States senators by the people and implies he would retire from public life at the end of his current term if such a system is adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
United States
London Press Signals No Reply to General Botha
Commentators in the London press indicate the British government will not respond to further circulars from General Botha. The stance suggests a firming of policy amid ongoing negotiations and public debate in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Botha
Senatorial Deadlocks Push Hanna Toward Popular Elections
The stalemate in the Senate pleases Hanna as he leans toward voting reforms enabling citizens to elect senators. The shift signals a major change in how legislative representation would be chosen.
Ohio Officials Wary Over AG Successor
Ohio citizens express concern that the next Attorney General may come from outside the state, fearing disruption or bias in the transition following Griggs. The debate centers on qualifications and regional balance as discussions proceed.
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Ohio
Griggs
Platt Says No Rift With Odell Yet Split Is Clear
Platt claims no quarrel with Odell though the rift is evident as Platt stands apart from Odell in ongoing affairs. The tension centers on ownership and control in recent events surrounding their partnership.
Miles Travels in Cuba Likely Republic Visit
The remark, attributed to soldiers in Cuba, echoes a shared heritage as General Miles travels through the region. It stresses continuity with past expeditions and familiar landscapes while noting the ongoing mission.
Jacksons Conduct Closing Out Sale Near Smithton
On Wednesday March 27 W S and C C Jackson will sell stock and farm implements at their farm four miles south of Smithton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S
C. C. Jackson
Smithton
Spring Impurities and Hs Oster's Stomach Bitters Claim Health Benefits
An advertisement urges cleansing the entire system with Hoster's Stomach Bitters to purify blood, relieve indigestion biliousness constipation insomnia flatulence sour stomach and digestive disorders and to strengthen nerves and prevent malaria fever and ague. Our Private Revenue Stamp is shown on the bottle neck.
May Enter Suit Over Doctors Refusal to Attend Wife
John O. Craft, who recently lost his wife, says he has been advised to sue certain physicians for damages over their alleged refusal to attend her. Thursday's Sentinel publication of the circumstances aroused widespread indignation in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Craft
Sentinel
Pettis Circuit Court Adjourns After Forty Five Day Session
After a forty five day session the Pettis county circuit court adjourned today until the May term. An appeal to the Kansas City court of appeals was granted in the unlawful detainer case P. R. Schnabel versus John W. Thomas. The matter began in Judge Kinsey's court, moved to Hughesville, where Judge Longan affirmed the plaintiff’s ruling.
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Pettis County
Kansas City Court of Appeals
P. R. Schnabel
John W. Thomas
Pettis Grand Jury Set to Convene in April
The Pettis county grand jury will convene Thursday April 4 and the following Monday the petit jury will be called. Major cases include William Farris for murder and E H Adams for embezzlement. It is expected H L Lawrence the for ger will be held to the grand jury and John Templemeyer may also be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County Grand Jury
Criminal Court
William Farris
E. H. Adams
H. L. Lawrence
John Templemeyer
Pettis Morgan Benton Farmers Attend Large Sale
Several hundred farmers from Pettis Morgan and Benton counties attended and everything sold at fair prices. Horses brought 70 to 87 dollars, milch cows 35 to 45 dollars, and hogs 6 to 7 dollars per cwt or above market. Auctioneer Col. W. D. Ross of Otterville and the Jackson boys were pleased with the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis
Morgan
Benton Counties
Col. W. D. Ross
Otterville
Jackson Boys
Pure leaf lard and market house notes
A fragmentary note mentions pure leaf lard and the Joe Paradis Market house. Two phone numbers 120 appear in the snippet suggesting contact details. The text is incomplete but preserves references to products and a local market entity.
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Joe Paradis Market House
Organ installation in Salt Lake Tabernacle hailed
A man installing a new organ in the Mormon tabernacle at Salt Lake City says the vast instrument will become the greatest in America once the work is finished. He notes many longtime Salt Lake residents are weeping over the change.
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Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Utah
America
Luncheon With Noted Politician Ends in Messy Spill
A North Pennsylvania street luncheon with a famous politician ends humorously as the hostess bids Bridget to bring more apple sauce. Bridget apologizes and confesses she spilled the sauce on the floor, admitting she has scraped up as much as possible.
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Pennsylvania Street
Bridget
Freeze out ends renters stay in Sioux City home
A Sioux City woman who owned a house had occupants refuse to pay rent. She removed the windows and doors while a friend kept others from interfering, forcing the renters to leave. The next day the building owner was arrested.
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Sioux City
Think Twice Before You Act Motto
A brief note on forming an amateur theatrical society adjusting to a motto suggestion. Banter proposes Think twice before you act as a fitting slogan echoed by the Philadelphia Press. The exchange reflects witty guidance for performers deciding on stage conduct.
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Benter
Philadelphia Press
Fifth Street M E Church Rally Postponed
The Rev. Hill reports inclement weather. The Fifth Street M E Church South rally, planned for tonight, is postponed to a later date next week.
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Hill
The
Sentinel
Fifth Street M. E
English Evangelist Wharton to Preach at First Congregational
The Rev Wharton an English evangelist will preach Sunday morning at the First Congregational church.
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Wharton
First Congregational Church
Burglar Steals Iron Plane From Blacksmith Shop
A burglar pried open a rear window of Charles Leftwich's blacksmith shop at 215 East Main street Thursday night and stole an iron plane. Officer Boullt recovered the tool and identified the thief, a colored boy named Williams who had sold the plane for a quarter at a second hand store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leftwich
East Main Street
Boullt
Williams
Primary and Junior Sunday School Teachers Meeting
Tomorrow afternoon teachers will meet in the Music Hall college at O'clock. Mrs. R. L. Shepherd leads devotional exercises, roll call, scripture verse, and discussion on "The teacher in touch with the Word" by Mrs. C. H. Rider, with Sabbath lessons taught by Mrs. E. A. Sigman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall College
R. L. Shepherd
C. H. Rider
E. A. Sigman
Lamonte High School Class of 1901 Commencement Program
The Lamonte High School commencement for the class of 1901 will be at the city opera house on April 2 1901 in the evening. Esther Lee Reavis will deliver Oration Thought and Action Nora Barbee will speak on Happiness William Clyde Terry will present Ovation Building for the Future. Music will intersperse the program.
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Lamonte High School
Opera House
Esther Lee Reavis
Nora Bar
Ovation
William Clyde Terry
Central Business College Literary Society Open Session
The Central Business College Literary Society invites friends to an open session this evening with an excellent program promised.
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Central Business College Literary Society
Students Oratorical Contest at George R. Smith College
In the chapel of George R. Smith college the Sedalia chapter of the Band of Africa will give an oratorical contest this evening.
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George R. Smith College
Sedalia
Band of Africa
Another Hotel Swindler Warned After Fraudulent Checks
The Sicher hotel cautions staff to watch for H. H. Edwin, a recurring con artist who has operated in Illinois hotels by passing bad checks and seeking rooms or services.
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Sicher
H. H. Edwin
Illinois
Stamp Redesign Looms After Queen Victoria’s Death
Queen Victoria’s death prompts changes to 1300 postage stamps across sixty four states and colonies under British rule. The move affects colonial issues and British stamps in circulation, signaling a broad reevaluation of emblems and authority reflected on postage.
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Victoria
Great Britain
Elove End Sets Standard in Women’s Service
A single branch of the store leads in top tier service for women, exemplifying commitment to quality care and customer satisfaction. The focus is on attentive assistance, knowledgeable staff, and a welcoming shopping environment for female customers.
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W. M. Johns
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Cuba
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Amy Whaley
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