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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
2
The notice outlines daily and monthly subscription options by mail postpaid with 3 months at $1.00, 6 months at $2.00, and 1 year at $4.00. Weekly rate is $1.00 per year and 45 cents. Telephones: Post Office entry in Sedalia Missouri. Address communications to the Sentinel Newspaper Co. Sedalia MO.
The Democratic ticket lists Courtney W. Hamlin for Congress E. E. Johnston for Representative I. N. Sprecher for Sheriff H. B. Shain for Prosecuting Attorney John L. Sullivan for Probate Judge and a name for Coroner.
An editorial reflects on President Roosevelt’s rise and fall, praising his honesty and leadership while acknowledging hidden flaws. It laments the nation’s loss of faith as his public persona masking deeper weaknesses is exposed, marking Roosevelt’s Waterloo.
An editorial argues Roosevelt betrayed Republican allies by privately vilifying party colleagues and betraying pledges. It compares public reaction to past lies about campaign funding and hints at White House pressure on senators reshaping the Hepburn Tillman bill amid financier concerns over railroads and reform.
The ship subsidy bill lingers in the house as Republicans who favor it face mounting electoral scrutiny. With elections approaching, caucuses and conventions shift the balance toward listening to the people, preventing action on measures seen as harming a trust-plundered, long-suffering public.
Democratic senators joined with a few Republicans to amend the bill and grant statehood to Oklahoma and Indian Territory, delaying New Mexico and Arizona. The plan to admit NM and AZ as a single state to boost Democratic Senate votes was defeated.
The Senticel announces Walter Morey as a candidate for the nomination for the office of charity recorder subject to the action of the Republican Party. The Senticel also announces Charles D. Rayburn as a candidate for the nomination for the office of county recorder subject to the action of the Republican Party.
The Sentinel announces Charles W. Daugherty as a candidate for nomination as circuit clerk, subject to the will of the Republican party.
M. L. Imhoff announces his candidacy for Pettis County Clerk, stating the run is subject to the will of the Republican convention.
T. T. Vietz is named as a candidate for the county treasurer nomination, subject to the will of the Republican convention.
A local notice invites the public to visit a display and sample offerings advertised as new and appealing. The message emphasizes the chance to experience items firsthand and encourages attendance at the event.
W S Scott authorized the Sentinel to announce his renomination bid for the Pettis county collector's office subject to the will of the Republican party.
A prescriptive statement from a leading Chicago physician describes a medicine made from the purest ingredients scientifically combined for maximum value. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
Chief Boullt orders officers to arrest drivers exceeding the six miles per hour city limit after complaints that West Fifth street is used as a race course with autos reaching 25 miles per hour. The ordinance enforces strict speed limits and aims to curb dangerous races.
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens the system, cures kidney and bladder diseases, and promotes overall health. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
Reported in this edition a clandestine night conference at the White House involving H. H. Rogers and J. D. Archbold of Standard Oil with President Theodore Roosevelt. Details remain unclear as sources withhold confirmation of topics or outcomes.
A historic critique challenges the notion of treating disease as criminal and highlights the burdens on overworked housewives. It promotes Dr. Pierce's remedies and advice for female ailments, urging rest, light exercise, and avoidance of heavy lifting, with offers of free medical guidance and pamphlets.
Norwegians in Minneapolis and the surrounding area celebrate Norway's Independence Day with a mass meeting, patriotic addresses, music, songs, and banquets. The event marks Norway’s 1814 separation from Denmark and heightened significance from the later Sweden separation. Milwaukee plans a banquet at the Hotel Pfister with invited prominent Norwegians to speak.
An advertisement claims good complexions come from a healthy stomach and promotes Kodol for dyspepsia digestion. It asserts the product relieves heart palpitations, flatulence, sour stomach and heartburn and is sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A rural merchants advertise handling corn oats hay and all kinds of mill feeds. Customers are urged to see prices before buying and promises money savings.
The line appears garbled with repeated phrases about a product or item bearing a signature. Readable parts suggest a consumer notice or advertisement fragment without coherent context.
Sedalia Missouri council adopts a resolution to curb both sides of Fifth Street from Grant Avenue to Quincy Avenue with concrete curbing, excluding sections already properly curbed. Publication mandated in Sedalia Weekly Sentinel for two weeks and Sedalia Evening Sentinel for seven days.
Directors from Buffalo New York New York Moberly Atchison Kas Jefferson City attended the session on Wednesday afternoon. They left for home last night after the meeting.
J F Antes, who suffered a paralytic stroke days ago, is able to sit up and doctors expect he will soon be able to go out on the streets again.
Arlington Pharmacy proudly markets Foley's Honey and Tar with a strong reputation for satisfying customers seeking cough relief and throat comfort.
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