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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1899

Page

3

Russia Distrusts Conference Aims on Arbitration and Armaments

London May 15 The peace conference at The Hague faces Russia's distrust as the program prioritizes international arbitration and Geneva Convention provisions. Germany resists armament limits while the United States and Great Britain take leading roles in seeking practical results.

London Hague Russia Count von Munster France Germany Mommsen von Stengel Nicholas United States Great Britain Red Cross Samoa

Woman praises Sedalia healer for eye relief

Sedalia reader Anna Wild endorses Prof S W Axtell Magnetic Healer after two weeks treatment, claiming improved vision from reading small print and no longer needing glasses after four years of use. She urges others with sore eyes to seek his help.

S. W. Axtell Sedalia Prof. Axtell Anna Wild

National Reform Press association meeting to convene in Kansas City

Kansas City on May 15 hosts a National Reform Press association meeting with representatives from nearly all reform papers expected. The convention may draw about 500 attendees, with a concurrent middle-of-the-road populist gathering. Wharton Barker, editor of Philadelphia's American, is named as the party's 1900 presidential candidate.

Kansas City National Reform Press Association Reform United States Wharton Barker The American Philadelphia

Beneficence of Presbyterians Reported in General Assembly

Rev. W. H. Hubbard chairman of the Presbyterian boards committee will report to the general assembly in Minneapolis that the eight boards posted total income of 2,515,184 dollars for the past year, up 500,000 from the previous year.

Auburn N. Y W. H. Hubbard The Presbyterian Church General Assembly Minneapolis Presbyterian Boards

Made Strong and Vigorous Stomach Health Claim Ad

Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid for digestion and general health. Claims early indigestion symptoms include sour risings and headaches, with lasting effects on flesh and organs. Promotes tablets dissolving in the mouth, priced at 50 cents, and offers a free book from F A Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.

Stuart Jennison F. A. Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

Postmaster Milton B Drake Dies Suddenly at Warsaw

Milton B Drake, postmaster at Warsaw, died suddenly Saturday night at his home from a hemorrhage. Rev J P Greene of Liberty Missouri, president of William Jewell College, has been elected president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville Kentucky, and is expected to accept after June graduation exercises.

Milton B Drake Warsaw Cleveland J. P. Greene D. D Liberty William Jewell College Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Geene Mgr Carl A. Guenther

Missouri Postmasters Appointed in Multiple Counties

New postmasters named in Missouri including Cam Branch Pettis county Benjamin F. Metzler replacing Henry Keuper Ewing Lewis county John A. Davis replacing E M Glow Green Ridge Pettis county Alma Labo replacing C W Labo Omaha Putnam county James E Forbes replacing John W Mullins resigned positions indicate routine appointments in the federal postal service across several counties.

Missouri Cam Branch Pettis County Benjamin F. Metzler Henry Keuper Ewing Lewis County John A. Davis E. M. Glow Green Ridge Alma Labo C. W. Labo Omaha Putnam County James E Forbes John W. Mullins

Westminster College Names John H. McCracken President

Professor John H. McCracken, elected president of Westminster College at Fulton, will assume duties after completing his philosophy course at the University of Halle in Germany next August. A New York University graduate, he now holds a philosophy chair there, and friends of the college welcome his appointment.

John H. McCracken Westminster College Fulton University of Halle Germany McCracken New York University

De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promoted for Quick Healing

A pharmacy advertisement urges use of De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for minor scratches and wounds. It claims anti septic action and a history of curing piles ulcers sores cuts and skin diseases, attributed to Servant’s Pharmacy.

de Witt Servant’s Pharmacy

Move orders left at Kentucky street address

A brief notice informs readers to leave orders at 412 South Kentucky Street when they want to move.

South Kentucky Street

Real Estate Transfers Ledger Itemized by Trustees and Buyers

Real estate transfers listed including deeds by trustees to Thomas J Ferguson and others, with amounts from 50 to 6 000 dollars. Properties include locations in Blackwater Dresden and Lamonte, along with a note on a Midland Savings loan transfer and a general ad for De Witt's Little Early Risers at Servant's Pharmacy.

Lewis M Allen Thos J Ferguson Engineerind Wagoner Imoward Emmitt Dett Weathers Willis J Weathers Blackwater Widdicombe Gertrude W Brandt Boonville Street Hill and Cemetery Wm Fowler James Carson Hagutesville J.C. Fast W. d A. Brumley Lamonte J. A. Fults West Seventh Fults Addie M Guld West 7Th H L Gray The Midland Savings and Loan Company Green L Fowler Sedalia A Beagley J A Bradford Dresden Mo Central Lumber Company Menry Osage Peoples Bank L. F. Clingenpeel Grand Avenue Pettis Cooper J. A. Bradford W. H. Powell, Jr Cedar Lillie E. Steele Chancey B. Curyst DeWitt Servant’s Pharmacy

Sunday Field Day for Wife Beaters in Local Reports

District police report two domestic assaults: an elderly man employed as an agent brutalized his young wife on Massachusetts Street between Third and Fourth, and Bill Tutt colored man, battered his spouse at the Star saloon. Miss Walker of this city died in Los Angeles after health travel. Mrs Foreman committed to asylum in Nevada.

Massachusetts Bill Tutt Star Miss Walker Robert Walker Los Angles Cal Pacific Coast

Former Governor Stone Warns New York Democrats

A New York dispatch reports former Missouri Governor W J Stone told New York politicians that delegates Whitney or Belmont would not be seated at the new national convention if they backed the bolting movement. He said Palmer Buckner supporters in 1896 cannot enter the convention without denouncing the bolt. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised for bowel regulation.

New York W. J. Stone Missouri Whitney Perry Belmont Palmer Buckner

Barnett Improving Moves Toward Home in Edina

Hon. O. M. Barnett is improving nicely and can stop a part of the time. It is the intention to move him to his mother's home in Edina Knox county on Wednesday.

O. M. Barnett Mr. Barnett Edina Knox County

One Minute Couzd Care Endorsed for Croup by J. D. Bridge

J D Bridge of the Democrat Lancaster New Hampshire praises One Minute Couzd Care as the best remedy for his boy's cough or croup. Servant's Pharmacy offers the product.

J. D. Bridge the Democrat Lancaster, N. H

Fire Engine Responds to West End Blaze on Fifth Street

Fire department rushed to a residence near Carr on Fifth Street at 4 am to tackle a mysterious fire that burned a hole in the floor of Mrs Williams' home.

Fifth Street Carr Williams

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Sedalia, Mo Reform Press Association State News Maine Havana Sedalia and Queensware Hobson's Mercantile Clearing House Ohio Street Sedalia House Furnishers Undertakers TEL E. Third ST Arie Pet TP Hansfers Wilbert L. Morris E. W. Shultz de- Witt Servant’s Pharmace Laura Foreman Nevada Castoria Sedalia Steam Laundry Lamine Street Will Cloney Steven Brussels Smyrna Fleischmann John Walmsley West Main St Bard’s Ohio ST
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