Weather Outlook With Showers and Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with showers and local thunder storms in the southeast portion this afternoon and probably tonight. Cooler tonight.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
4
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with showers and local thunder storms in the southeast portion this afternoon and probably tonight. Cooler tonight.
The description notes newspaper artists guessing FReEp Funston’s appearance at various life stages as he achieves noted heroic status.
A quirky remark suggests tornadoes may be caused by wind rushing to fill the vacancy left by the departure of Mr. Tom Reed. The statement frames a meteorological joke around a political or organizational exit. No official claim is presented.
Aguinaldo is perhaps entitled to some credit for the candid man nier in which he has retained from claiming that any of his towns were fireproof.
General Eagan may request higher pay arguing he now discharges onerous duties as the official blamemaker for the army.
CAaSITELAR, the Spanish republican reader, declares he will regenerate the country. If successful, the act will be seen as a fine exhibition of one man power.
A summary notes 1,037 papers published in Missouri, averaging about nine per county and a population of 3,000,000 yielding roughly one paper per 2,900 residents.
The text accuses President McKinley of backing an undeclared war and forcible annexation labeling it criminal aggression. It questions loyalty tests tied to approving the conflict in the Philippines.
A Valley Democrat editorial asserts Missouri is securing her rightful place in national affairs, arguing for shifting political balance and emphasizing regional influence. The piece frames Missouri’s role as pivotal in upcoming policy debates.
The Court of Appeals declares certain organizations outlaws and not entitled to court protection in collection of their accounts. The Governor urges the legislature to enact stricter measures and the legislature responds promptly, signaling a decisive stand against trusts in the state.
Spring lamb advertised at Paradis market house. Contact Tel 120 for details or availability.
The East Broadway Christian church ladies host an ice cream and strawberry festival at Dr. Cole’s home on East Sixth street. Burlington visitors Mrs Lindeman and her baby are due to visit Mrs E B Quisenberry. J West Goodwin notes the Field monument fund with a remark about the park hotel fire in Hannibal. J Clark Longan returns from Sweet Springs. U S officers from Fort Leavenworth arrive to take charge of two deserters jailed locally.
A Grantsburg resident testifies after 25 years of coughing and costly medical care. He credits Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey with strengthening weak lungs and saving his life.
A disheveled woman at a European gambling resort stakes all she has on a single throw and wins despite fatigue and loss of rest. The tale is urged as a rebuke to those who slander the female sex, claiming base historians would-spread unfounded age-old slander for applause.
A visitor observes free kindergartens in Scheveninge where twenty Dutch children ages three to six play with wooden sabots and nursery rhymes. An attendant watches as the fisherfolk children learn through German style methods and imagine futures as fishermen.
Sentinel notice describes sample entries under Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found to illustrate how small ads are inserted in the column at twenty five cents for twenty words or less.
A large crowd attended a recital by Mrs. Ellen Barnes school of piano at the Y M C A hall. Students and vocal numbers by Mrs. Steele pupils, with medals awarded by Rev. Putman to Edna Pace and Lucille Battersby for notable effort.
About 100 guests, including at least 20 from the city, attended Mrs. L. Norton’s home north of Sedalia for Bertha’s eighteenth birthday celebration in a large barn with dancing and refreshments. Also note society meetings, church events, a marriage in Lamar, and travel notices.
A brief note records a scalding incident linked to an ice cream soda, with references to Fleischmanns DeWits and Witch Hazel Salve, indicating minor burn injuries and treatment.
Boarders wanted at 421 East Sixth for room with or without, seamstress wanted at Seventh and Ohio, nurse or light housekeeper sought via S SENTINEL, three rooms for rent at 505 West Fourth, parlor heating stove bargain via A X SENTINEL, buggy and milk cow plus wagon for sale, stray or stolen horse with jaw detail, baby buggy cheap, reward for return, Fort Rent CuHrap nice four room at 214 West Tenth, enclosure to Leader via E Lucking.
For rent three well located rooms at the corner of Washington avenue and Pacific street. Apply in person at 135 East Pacific street.
A sharp exchange reveals Maude happily engaged to Lord Soffenoff. She laments the fiancé’s affection, joking that any breach of promise is impossible due to his devotion.
Thirteen years ago today Geo F Fischer opened at the corner of Main and Osage. He survived the 1886 railroad spike setback and has prospered since. He now plans an attractive remodel of the storefront.
The case against R C Finch of the Mercantile clearing house for obtaining printed matter under false pretenses was continued in Judge Kinzie's court until May 24.
The building committee of the Southern Methodist church met last night at Rev Hill's. Specifications for the church were accepted and bids for the construction will be advertised today.
An advert for Cascarets candy cathartic promising relief from constipation. It notes prices of 10 and 25 cents and states druggists refund money if CCC fails.
A brief notice invites owners to have horses clipped by a machine at Stevens Livery Stable, highlighting efficient grooming services.
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