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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1900

Page

8

Railway agents offer twice monthly excursion fares to Missouri

Telephone and addresses listed for C M Pendleton and A C Miner of the Missouri Pacific lines. The notice promotes twice monthly excursions via Missouri Kansas and Texas railway with a $2.20 round trip to Columbia Missouri and Sedalia Missouri. A sale runs October 21 to 24 with return by October 29.

St. Paul Minneapolis Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Columbia Missouri Baptist Association

Blankets and Quilts Wanted at Monarch Laundry

Monarch Laundry advertises blanket and quilt cleaning with careful attention and reasonable prices. Chas. Van Antwerp, proprietor, offers service near Ott's Drug Store with telephone 183. Otis W. Smith handles the ad distribution.

Monarch Laundry Chas. van Antwerp Ott’s Drug Store Otis W. Smith

Prohibition Petition Signers Sought At Law Office

Prohibitionists urged to sign a prohibition petition at Barnett & Barnett law office 408 Ohio Street. Chairman E. E. McLelllan asks for quick action as time runs short.

Barnett & Barnett’s Ohio Street E. E. M’clellan

Missouri Senate Hopefuls and Vest Visit St Louis

Senator George Vest visits St Louis, plans to be in Washington for December opening of Congress and predicts Missouri will back the Democratic ticket. He recalls Pettis County 1855 and notes his health has improved. Also recaps a fatal gun and gas suicide at a saloon linked to cancer.

Washington Congress George G. Vest St. Louis George P. B. Jackson Thornby Place Vest Sweet Springs West End West Missouri Dockery Bryan Mr. Bryan Georgetown Pettis County Senator West

Wealthy saloonkeeper Henry Wilkens dies by own hand in New York

The report describes Henry Wilkens, a saloonkeeper at Ann and Nassau Streets New York, using a complex self inflicted death setup. He sent notes to his wife and an undertaker before selecting a staged execution with a noose gas and a pistol. The tale also references a near eight mile electric elevated railroad under construction between Elberfeld and Barroen in western Germany with cars for 50 passengers and top speed 25 mph, operated by electric motive power.

Wilkens New York Henry Wilkens Ann and Nassau Streets Brooklyn Elberfeld Barroen Germany Wupper River

Reris kable process for boot shine via Loneblack and friction

A chemist explains a unique boot polishing method using Loneblack, which lacks luster until a dry brush friction generates electricity that crystallizes carbon into millions of tiny diamonds, making boots shine like a mass of diamonds.

Burglar Remembered Home Delays Nighttime Heist

A burglar enters a house and pauses at a bedroom door when a woman insists he remove muddy boots. He goes downstairs without complying and escapes into the night, telling his partner a tear in his eye that he cannot rob the home because it reminds him of home.

N. Y

Barberchair Talk Previews Irving’s Visit

A winter scene shows a barber chatting with a film or stage insider about Sir Henry Irving. The barber promotes Irving as the greatest living tradition, while a gentleman in the chair plans to see him and hopes to attend the theater event.

Henry Irving Irving Detroit Free Press

Rays William J Bryan echoes 1896 gold issue in rally

A quote from William J Bryan warns that restoring 1896 gold positions and attracting Republicans could boost Democratic chances. The piece also recalls a father and son scene in which Johnny answers by saying he catches mice, counting one and then two.

William J. Bryan Johnny

When Graveyards Yawn in Parlor Jest

An old gentleman teases his son about graveyards yawning and deadlines for hike sessions. He warns that if hikes stay late the whole family will perform the graveyard act, in a witty Chicago Post style dialogue.

Mr. Snifkins Chicago Post

Value Leads To Bargains In Dress Goods Shipment

The ad describes low prices on dress goods driven by value emphasis. It notes a third season order, favorable wool and cotton costs, and exceptional prices across underwear and hosiery. A second jacket and cape shipment is advertised with a call to buy before prices rise.

French Flannels Shipments Arrive in Popular Shades

A new shipment of French Flannels has arrived featuring popular shades. The arrival expands fabric options for customers seeking classic patterns and quality finishes.

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Chicago Great Western Maple Leaf Grand Central Second Wyandotte Streets E. S. Hitchin West Ninth Street Kansas City Chicago Great Western Katy C. M. Pendleton Indian and Oklahoma Territories A. C. Miner The Sedalia, Mo Europe Africa Asia Chicago Record United States Associated Press Mercator Madison Street Alton Limited Merchants’ Bridge Chicago & Alton R.R Continental Limited Wabash Lo St. Louis Boston SP. Louis Cou Pettis NTY State Democratic Laclede Henry Wilkins Shea With Diamonds Javentlile Optimist Ileather Sedalia Carl A. Guenther Lephone Ohio Cincinnati VIA Big Four Lake Shore Michigan Southern New York Central Hudson River R. R Boston & Albany Indianapolis Columbus Cleveland Knickerbocker Special C. L. Hilleary C. W. Green Childr Durin Bradfeld Register Co Atlanta, Ga
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