31 Jan 1902
Page 8
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Newspaper
Sedalia Semi Weekly Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
8
B. F. Driskel of Missouri Pacific shops wed Tipton native Helen Snorgrass at 1300 East Sixth Street. Rev F L Cook officiated before a small family gathering. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Jones and Miss Snorgrass from Tipton. They plan to live in the city.
Tucheta or Miss Ora V. Eddleman is a dusky Cherokee woman of about twenty who edits an Indian magazine in the Indian Territory named Twin Territories and writes as Mignon Scriben. She is educated in American schools, speaks German, is an accomplished musician, and leads a refined life away from typical tribal stereotypes.
Professor Thurston of Cornell University argues in Popular Science Monthly that college education becomes essential for practical work. He asserts uneducated men will lose opportunities and college graduates will increasingly hold all top industrial positions.
The Jefferson City Tribune recalls 43 years ago Governor Bob Stewart greeted the Prince of Wales in St. Louis with a friendly shoulder tap and invitation to a drink. It wonders if Governor Alexander will offer Prince Henry a similar democratic welcome when he visits.
Maryville Missouri January 29 A S Charles secretary of the Maryville lodge of Odd Fellows was arrested and jailed on charges of embezzling 2000 of lodge funds. Investigators say the defalcation spanned twelve years and a committee continues to examine Charles books for more discrepancies.
Riis reflects on the newspaper trade praising the pride of reporters in uncovering and presenting facts that shape public opinion. He notes the wide audience, potential to evoke laughter or emotion, and the challenges and dangers faced in chasing timely stories.
A new system connects five Illinois churches to the Moneaqua Telephone Exchange allowing subscribers to hear religious services at home. The setup places loudspeakers and transmitters before church pulpits, enabling hymn and sermon access from multiple towns.
Senator Burton Representative Cowherd and Representative Joy urged the U S attorney general to grant clemency for D W Rieger of Kansas City. The pardon request was referred to the pardon clerk for normal proceedings. Rieger serves time in Missouri penitentiary for violating federal banking laws and was president of the defunct Missouri National Bank which failed November 30 1898.
A lyric by Alice Meynell describing a shepherdess guarding and guiding thoughts as sheep. The poem portrays delicate care, circumspection, and moral guardianship, using pastoral imagery to honor a thoughtful, serene muse.
Fireman Harry Wheat of the Missouri Pacific was struck by a mail crane in the Dundee tunnels on No 2 last evening and received a severe head injury. A portion of his skull was removed and doctors expect a recovery.
Sedalia Printing Co. received a telegram requesting them to send a man to Linn Creek in Camden county Missouri to print a new set of county records after the books were destroyed by fire.
Officers of the Epworth League South meet at Fifth Street M E church this afternoon. A social session tonight will arrange plans for the annual state meeting at Pertle Springs next summer.
Archbishop Kain of St. Louis calls for strict fasting observance during Lent urging parishioners to practice penance and abstinence. The appeal stresses discipline and spiritual renewal amid community devotion.
Mrs Lucille Blackburn Lane daughter of Senator Blackburn plans a trip to India to study Buddhism and seek personal mental and psychic development in the Himalayas near the Temple of Alpha and the Vale of Cashmere while continuing her life as a wealthy American widow.
The Michigan Summer Resort scenic route presents a platinum print titled On the Pere Marquette River. A trout fisherman sits on logs in the river and hauls a speckled beauty from the hook. The 16 by 20 inch print is mounted for framing and free of ads.
Public notices from Pettis County Missouri detail levies and impending public auctions to satisfy executions and tax claims. Listings cover properties in Sedalia Houstonia and surrounding townships with multiple tracts, trust deeds, and sale dates February 21 1902 and related actions by Sheriff J G Dillard and others.
Officials in Pettis County Missouri report on the costs and steps of executing a trust with the Sheriff acting as a key officer and an acting trustee overseeing the probate process.
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