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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
4
W H Graffis reports on Mr Bryan's praise for his late opponent and call for magnanimity in politics. Editorials from New York Sun defend Bryan's dignity while critiquing his foes and discussing suffrage, governance, and public policy amid a broad mix of national issues and local notes.
Sedalia claims a smaller street lighting program than comparable cities and reports lower costs per unit, suggesting more economical night illumination for the town.
A patient uses Servant's Cream for chapped hands as part of daily care. Pharmacy notes indicate nonprescription application and reported relief after several days. No adverse effects are recorded.
Circuit Judge Longan said he had not yet decided but would issue a ruling Monday on allowing the criminal court room for the state socialists meeting. The note appears in the Arlington Sentinel with brief local notices and ads interspersed.
Attorney Bruce Barnett filed suit for client James M. Wherley against the M K T railway for 150 damages. It is alleged a Katy engine set afire a piece of timber owned by Mr. Wherley.
Hortense Cross, colored, was arraigned before Justice Kinsey this afternoon charged with destroying a hat belonging to Sadie Harris colored. Kinsey fined Cross one dollar and costs and ordered her to pay for the hat. Special to The Sentinel. Washington DC September 27. In the Schley case Lieutenant Wood contradicted Captain Marber about pickets off Cienfuegos.
Constable James Robb and Deputy T. J. Robb recount a lively Nevada gathering with numerous tales. Arlington Pharmacy advertises a fresh stock of patent medicines in newspapers.
Sale of sample coats and jackets offered at reduced prices. Regular price 6.75 now listed as 5. These 26 inch coats come in black or mode.
Women's waists in silk and wool flannel priced from 1.50 to 5.50 include full lined options in black and color with gathered fronts tucked backs bishop sleeves and pearl button trims. Tailor made French flannel and taffeta waists feature tabs and corded fronts. Soft kid gloves offered in black brown oxblood with pique stitching.
Stanley Coal Co millinery promotes the latest styles and high quality at Boston Store 214 Ohio Street with lower prices. A public notice highlights Trunch and Bar short orders and a best 2de dinner at McGurren's opposite Union Depot.
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