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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1901
Page
4
The president’s reassurance to cabinet members that their positions are secure is noted. A rumor that Mrs Nation plans to cross Niagara Falls in a barrel provides a moment of levity amid the report.
Friends Platt and Hanna back the newly elected leader but the article notes he is not in their exclusive custody or influence, indicating broader political maneuvering surrounds the president.
J Pierpont Morgan works to arrange matters so he can occasionally take a day off and still have the world go on as usual.
The text argues that to halt anarchic influence in America, forceful measures against anarchists abroad are necessary, framing international action as essential to domestic stability. The statement asserts a cause and remedy without detailing methods or actors.
Admiral Howison arrives home in a dazed state and cannot determine if he fell or was pushed. The incident leaves authorities investigating the circumstances and possible motive behind the event.
A statement on guilt and inquiry is tied to the Schley investigation, implying that while a guilty man avoids scrutiny a wronged man seeks it, with the truth to be verified through the naval inquiry.
The remark suggests Mr. Bryan may be startled to learn support for Carter Harrison as presidential candidate and might resist accepting the idea at first.
The trial of Czolgosz will be conducted with as little deference to people who are always looking for photographs and other souvenirs as possible.
Pittsburg stands under the national gaze as the Pirates face the NL title, with a championship now seen as certain and the club unable to lose the league series.
At issue is whether the Schley court of inquiry should continue or be halted. The speaker argues that both sides waste time and money and suggests Admiral Dewey render a final decision without further inquiry.
Western observers praise President Roosevelt for riding horseback through the national capitol a bold show of vigor that unsettles the staid Eastern crowd and signals his forceful leadership.
The fragment asks what substitutes households will use for potatoes as spuds become scarce, noting that obtaining them is as hard as avoiding a political setback. The tone implies widespread concern about food shortages and pantry planning this season.
A man with five dollars and nine owed is financially safe, while Marquand & Co of New York, owing nine million and holding five million, is in a bad fix with creditors pressing. The remark highlights balance sheets, risk, and creditor pressure in commercial finance.
In New York state a man was attacked by mosquitoes marking greater eastern danger than snakes buffaloes Indians and other wild threats credited to the West.
The article discusses constitutional authority to enact laws enabling execution of powers of the U S government and notes a law to protect the president from assassination would fall under the powers vested in the government without undue strain. The text argues for legislative provision to secure the president’s safety.
A Kansas City Times note recalls a man so viciously bitten by mosquitoes that he wandered his farm dazed through the night and could not find his way home, a tale framed as an East Coast anomaly versus a Western counterimage.
The passage cites Missouri figures in national lore with lines praising the Missouri hen and mule as part of the archives of the nation. It also notes Missouri butter winning first prize at the Pan American exposition and predicts Missouri men will lead the human race in time.
A man who kicked someone because of cold weather continues to kick as pleasant warmth returns. The piece argues a kicking post should be established to address the chronic kicker.
The New York Journal argues equality demands stronger protection for presidents. It notes Lincoln Garfield and McKinley were murdered as leaders and urges making any presidential assassination a federal offense, with universal application beyond Washington.
A. B. Cramer of the Cudahy Packing Company headquarters in Kansas City dropped a roll of $350 while boarding a train at Lexington. Bondsmen reimbursed the amount and he agreed to repay the company. Cramer is a top salesman with many local friends.
Sedalia Missouri issues a notice asking local businesses to close in the afternoon of Wednesday September 25 1901 to allow citizens to attend German American day festivities. The request cites a long standing local custom and is signed by J L Babcock as the committee chair.
Hogan and Brownfield will ship two carloads of cattle bought from Pemberton Cooper at Sutherland today. A carload of cattle fed by W A Mayfield at Pleasant Green and ninety head bought from Moore and Stone of Cole Camp will depart on Thursday. All shipments go to St Louis.
Will wed at the home of the bride’s brother James Allerson near Syracuse. Rev. Barber of Versailles to officiate. The couple plans to reside on the groom’s farm five miles east of Otterville.
Miss Bayonne Whipple, leading lady of the Village Parson company, who missed her train yesterday, has safely joined her company. Carl A. Guenther invites the public to call and see his new fall stock of handsome dress goods, underwear and hosiery. Prices cannot be equaled in Sedalia. 310 Ohio street.
H. L. Cannon, Dentist, Room 208 Ilgenfritz Building advertises painless, guaranteed tooth extraction and plate work at living prices. Second floor with electric elevator access.
We offer ten percent off clocks bric-a-brac and fancy goods this week with removal sale. Bard’s Jewelry Store advertises moving sale discounts and new wool and dress goods. Carl A Guenther at 310 Ohio St lists Fall winter stock. Arlington Pharmacy stocks fresh patent medicines. WANTED Young man to learn a trade apply at 313 Ohio street.
Signed qe oe Palestine Missouri residents plan to attend the wedding of Miss Mabel Harness to Dr John Taylor of Eoping Missouri at high noon.
Bogar's at 317 Ohio showcases a fresh line of fall hats with varied styles and colors in a welcoming shop display. The post highlights seasonal textures and accessory options for chilly days, inviting shoppers to browse.
Mayor Babcock and City Clerk Baker met on the street this morning with Circuit Clerk Longan. A citizen suggested a union of the courthouse and city hall gangs, but the gentlemen indignantly denied the impeachment allegation.
Arlington Pharmacy asks patients to leave prescriptions for filling and delivery. The notice emphasizes they will fill and deliver medications as requested by customers.
Farmers near Whitesville who doubted the crop now report yields better than many areas in the region. The season's corn crop is above average locally, reversing earlier forecasts and disappointment.
Not having what you want, we will happily and quickly order it. Arlington Pharmacy pledges fast fulfillment and friendly service for out of stock requests.
Kimball pianos and Kimball organs available at Kimball House located at 514 Ohio Street with promotional prices for a limited time.
Lon Luther of the Lamonte Record and his wife left this morning to attend a wedding in New York City.
Bard the Jeweler notes that the cool morning hours draw early customers seeking sunrise specials. He invites patrons to view new designs and metals while the shop opens, highlighting watches rings and bracelets in a quiet neighborhood storefront.
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