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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
2
The St Louis Chronicle reports on missing photographs of the Mayflower yacht refitted for President Roosevelt. A photographer says negotiations with Washington political HQ led to destroying plates for a price, highlighting how money can suppress public access to Lotos of presidential pomp and funding.
The Lime Stone Valley Farm auction drew about two thousand buyers from across the country. Cols. E. W Stevens R. L. Harriman J. W. Sparks and W. D. Ross led the lively bidding as Shorthorn calves heifers and steers sold high. Proceeds supported the M. F. E church of Smithton with ample food and widespread participation.
Former President Grover Cleveland entertained Old Colony club guests at a Bourne clam bake on Marshall's island. He joked about being mocked for fishing and urged continued protection of Buzzard's Bay fisheries, noting a new offspring in domestic life and a nine pound catch weighed on his own scales.
Yesterday children found a balloon with a fuse near the Yildiz palace in Constantinople. It is believed to have been released by revolutionists aiming to ignite and explode within the sultan's grounds.
Effective June 1, tourist tickets to northern and eastern resorts go on sale at greatly reduced rates. Inquiries should be directed to the nearest key agent or George Morton G P T A M K T Ry St Louis Mo.
The article weighs gender in playwriting noting Lottie Blair Parker’s hits Way Down East and Under Southern Skies rival or exceed works by male peers. It profiles Oscar Dane from Garden & Havlin's The Stain of Guilt and his noted character acting for Are You a Mason and with E. H. Sothern, highlighting his ability to disguise identities.
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