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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1904

Page

2

Henry Stanley remembered as daring explorer and editor

A retrospective on Sir Henry Stanley describes his rise from obscurity after fleeing a Welsh workhouse as a cabin boy to New Orleans, his later fame for linking Livingstone to the Nile, and his controversial reception by rulers and scholars. It notes his American wedding tour in 1890 and his enduring public esteem amid mixed judgments of his feats.

Wales New Orleans Jack Rowlands Bennett Stanley Livingston Lake Tanganyika Sir Henry Lady Stanley America Washington Lord Pauncefote

Portrait of Judge Parker In Rosemount With Grandchild

The latest portrait shows Judge Alton B. Parker at Rosemount with his grandchild and the dog Senator. Senator D. B. Hill, his political manager, presented the image.

Alton B. Parker Rosemount D. B. Hill

Calendar of 1904 politics and finance data

The document notes a US per capita money figure of 31.62 dollars as a record high. It reports St. Joseph postal receipts for April 1904 rising 2312.84 from April 1903. It mentions Sam Cook likely securing the nomination for secretary of state with 146 delegates instructed and 162 pledged, totaling 308 to 31 for opponents.

St. Joseph Sam Cook

Deceptive cure for hysteria used two doctors stir thrill

A Kentucky university hospital patient is kept in semi consciousness while physicians simulate a stomach tumor operation. Ice water drops cause pain as part of a hoax to treat hysteria, with nurses aiding the deception and plans for release in three weeks.

New Albany Ind Kentucky University Broadway Hew

World editors to convene in St Louis this week

About four thousand newspaper men from around the globe descend on St Louis for the week. The gathering promises daily receptions and lively events at the Pike theater where many stirring scenes will unfold.

St. Louis

St Louis Democratic Association forms rival to Jefferson club

The St Louis Democratic Association is organized to oppose Indian methods in politics. Theodric R Bland, son of a noted Missouri congressman, serves as president. Gen J B Weaver, a 1892 presidential candidate, stands as a notable figure from Iowa at the Democratic national convention.

Harry Hawes Jefferson Club St. Louis Democratic Association Theodric R. Bland Missouri J. B. Weaver Iowa Weaver Cleveland

Man Keeps Metal Coffin Ready at Home in Norfolk

George F. Eason a retired undertaker from Gates County North Carolina now living in Port Norfolk has kept a metal casket in his home upper hall for twenty one years He says the coffin is no grewsome object after forty years in the business and notes his burial vault is built on his land near Gatesville where his mother and first wife lie He has made his arrangements and fears not death despite the coffin being constantly nearby

Norfolk George F. Eason Gates Co North Carolina Port Norfolk Mr. Eason Gatesville

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed By Bard Drug Co

W E Bard Drug Co recommends Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to friends and customers. Indigestion causes many illnesses by deranging the stomach. Kodol digests what you eat and cures indigestion dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It is a perfect diges tant and a tissue building tonic. Renewed health strength and vitality follow its use.

Helen Gould Red Carnations Sold at Ramsey's Racket

Ramsey's Racket offers Helen Gould Red Carnations at 3 for 15 cents showcasing seasonal blooms and a special price for customers shopping at the local shop.

Helen Gould Ramsey

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THE Sedalia Eorge H. Scruton Walter J. Brill Francis B. Tupper C. F. Kibby Queen City J. R. Baldwin Dally Sentinel Sedalia and Pettis County NION Sir Henry Stanley Great Britain and Admiral Walker Panama Canal John Fadley Wallace Chicago Congress Colombia Dr. Herran Legation New York Chamber of Commerce Taft Aguinaldo Spain Miles Iroquois Club Layton DER Dr. Austin Sedalia Beer Moershel United States Louisville, Ky W. E. Bard Drug Co Brussels Sedalia Awning and Mattress Company Ohio East Third Stanley Coal CO East R. C. Dulph & CO West Main St Wwe Pettisonn Bell
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