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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
3
The notice states delivery every evening except Saturday and Sunday plus Sunday morning, with the post office in Sedalia, Missouri handling second class mail transmission.
The Missouri Democratic Party debates a Perthe Springs convention to condemn St Louis Democrats for nominating a Republican mayoral candidate and to oppose a Cleveland mugwump reorganization. Leaders named include ex Governor Stephens and Bryan, Stone, Cook, Wetmore, Meriwether. Also notes Wilhelmina debt refusal and 1904 presidential speculation with Hanna and Beveridge.
The observation notes a hypothetical scenario where the Marlboroughs, the Manchesters, and the Castellanes might break apart at the same moment. It outlines potential social and reputational upheaval within each dynasty and the ripple effects across their networks.
Mr McKinley started on his journey Monday as signals show the platitudinous language faces several severe wrenches. J Pierpont Morgan has taken a 50 million dollar mortgage on England, but has not yet secured rest of Europe under his control.
A satirical remark questions Captain Carter missing Wall Street success due to military service and implies Aguinaldo endured harsh treatment from stomach distress after capture.
The piece wades through diverse topics as General Kitchener questions Boer prisoners costs, Captain Carter seeks a legal route, Pat Sheedy’s crime gamble, and political figures Tillman McLaurin Bryan engage in heated rhetoric while Japan and Philippines policy loom.
Rare Friday bargains offered on various apparel items including White Pique Skirt Pillow tops and White Linen Suits All corset covers in stock 25c Shorts and skirts marked down Silk Petticoats Rainy Day Skirts Leather Belts and Gray Wool Skirts priced for one day only Come early to save on coats dresses and more while quantities last
The Ladies' Musical club announces its season finale on May 27 at the First Christian church featuring club members soloists. No foreign talent will be used. Earlier entertainments by Corinne Moore Lawson and Leanore Jackson were praised. The club aims to thank patrons with this complimentary concert.
A man dining with a woman of angelic beauty recalls her velvety eyes and demure charm as he imagines Olympus. He orders buckwheats and sausage, nearly fainting from her allure and the near divine presence. 5S. E. KISER.
The fire caused about 100 dollars in damage. The origin is unknown but believed to have been started by boys.
Local notes from Hughesville Missouri dated May 2 report residents visiting family travels and illness. John Martin returns from St Louis medical college. Mrs Hutchinson remains seriously ill in St Louis with partial foot amputation. Hog shipping and local visits by Hess Taylor Lower Bros J W McClure Lucille McClure and others noted.
Readers note complaints about excessive Johnson references in current discussions. The phrase reflects a local concern with the prevalence of that name in public discourse, sparking calls for balance and clarity in reporting.
A jailer serving Aguinaldo has been replaced by a chaperon in a shift of custody. The move signals a change in handling and oversight of the imprisoned leader. Local officials declined further comment on the personnel adjustment.
Cocoanut Creams shop runs from 307 Ohio Street offering tropical desserts and baked goods with a local flavor. The small kitchen spot markets treats to nearby residents and visitors seeking coconut based confections.
A noon fire completely destroyed the barn belonging to J. L. Guenther of the Katy shops located at Thirteenth and Lamine. Fire crews reported the blaze was confined to outbuildings with no report of injuries.
A stranger waiting for a train played cards with Paul Foster Ed Smith Tod Woolford and John Laxton on Wednesday and lost his roll. He did not reveal the loss.
A large Sedalia group will drive to Camp Branch Friday evening for the season’s closing ball. Refreshments will be served.
East Bound trains No 72 and No 74 arrive at 10 05 a m and 10 p m local freight No 198 arrives 2 05 p m West Bound trains No 73 and No 71 depart at 6 00 a m and 11 00 a m respectively Local freight No 197 departs 11 00 a m Through Nos 3 and 4 run without Franklin Junction layover South Bound departs Sedalia Warsaw arrivals 11 45 a m North Bound arrivals 12 45 p m and 4 00 a m indicate service frequencies.
The article recalls Dom Paul Kruger’s claim that England would pay a staggering price if war broke out. It notes England’s reported daily expense of about one million dollars and the loss of hundreds of soldiers as evidence of that price being paid.
A brief item notes Randy Kitchen at 307 Ohio Street involved with fine chocolate offerings from Loomis.
A local fabric shop touts comfort for graduates with a $50 gift gown prize. It offers Linen Dimities Persian Lawns and other fabrics priced 20¢ to $1, urging voters to back the most popular candidate for the gown giveaway.
Linen skirts start at 1.75 full sweep with seven gores and wide hem. Other skirts in linen duck and pique priced up to 9.50. Materials fully shrunk before making up. white duck may shrink on washing and should be bought longer. White summer fashion predicted with linen and colored fabrics in demand.
Women flock to this store for shirt waists with many styles and quality fabrics. Concessions from liberal purchases allow full lines at appealing prices. 50c waists in colored percale with full fronts and bishop sleeves. $1 striped Madras and ginghams with tucked backs. $1.50 mercerized linen trims. $1.65 to $3.50 broad range with Bolero and revere effects and Valenciennes lace edgings.
A meeting of the State fair executive board was held this afternoon with Ex Governor Coleman and several Hon. members. Sweeney and Davis of the Katy, Engineer Bailey, and others arrived at 3 o'clock to locate tracks and terminal station on the grounds. Mrs. George E. Dugan and Mrs. Guild of the W C T U informed officials they will erect a fine building at their own expense for entertainment during the fairs.
Practically new rubber tired phaeton offered at John A Collins livery stable located on West Fourth street.
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