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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
5
Friday and Saturday sales offer all wool Venetian cloths at 48c yard and all wool dress flannels at 48c yard. Children’s school dress material 25c yard. Corset specials 69c and 50c Kid Glove values. Plus extensive undergarment and 25c to 75c combinations for misses and children. Personal notes list local shoppers and travelers.
Prosecuting Attorney Cashman filed charges against William Fisher of Lamonte for assault with intent to kill Con stable Fleming in Lamonte.
Old papers for sale at this office. As the pastor must be in Hartsburg Missouri next Sunday there will be no forenoon service. Evening service at 7 30 conducted by Pastor John from Florence. Sunday school at a m. All are cordially invited.
The Fort Scott Tribune reports O G Stansbury a famed foot runner linked to a $5000 fake race swindle in Webb City with co defendant Bud Gillette and Jonathan Davis. A Springfield man claims Stansbury defrauded him of $2000 years ago and another $4000 in Indianapolis, offering $1000 for conviction. A postal tip to Marshal Conway notes Stansbury’s notoriety as a globe trotter.
Senator Cockrell, invited, lunch with President Roosevelt at the White House. He entered the private office after 12 o clock and stayed until lunch was served, calling the visit purely social and praising the president's democratic manners.
A baby girl weighing 11 pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Mike Sullivan of Main and Massachusetts. Mr Sullivan is a brakeman for the Missouri Pacific on the west end. Frank Bailey a Katy shopman of Nineteenth and Harrison has a daughter born today. George Major and wife welcomed a ten pound baby boy last night and the father hosted a smoke for friends.
The large chestnut sorrel dray horse owned by Cohen Coal Company died last night from a pronounced case of appendicitis. The animal stood eighteen hands high and was the largest horse in town.
The Junior and Primary teachers will gather tomorrow at 3 p m in Tiede's for a meeting.
The Shamrock and Columbia began their third race at 11 12 in the morning. By 2 25 Shamrock led briefly but Columbia finished strong and won on time allowance.
The article identifies Czolgosz's family origin in Clerkwice near Znin in German Poland. It explains a distinction between Poles and water Poles, noting Poles as history peoples with courtly, chivalrous traits, while water Poles are fewer and differ ethnologically.
A New York Sun excerpt discusses Polish character and history in the context of German policy in Posen. It claims Poles are fighters not assassins and condemns Polish criminals like Czolgost and Terhowsky as harsh, taciturn, and unfeeling. It notes Polish Americans in western cities disavow such actions.
A cow broke into an orchard near Manhattan and ate apples. The Riley Regent reported the next day the cow produced two gallons of cider from its intake.
Miss Emma Wall of Lawrence has been elected president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. The new leader aims to unite members and promote veterans’ support in the community.
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