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Sedalia Sunday Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1905

Page

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Roosevelt anniversary marked quietly at White House

Nineteen years after Theodore Roosevelt wed Edith Carew in London, the White House observed the anniversary with official duties and small gestures. Cabinet members, friends sent flowers, and a modest dinner with intimate Roosevelt family friends was planned, with hints of a jewelry gift to Mrs Roosevelt. Weather reported fair today.

Eridge Theodore Roosevelt United States Edith Carew New York Canon Gutheridge Europe White House Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevelt

Library notes announce new local sources and books

Mr. Charles D. Brown, county assessor, donated Pettis county and Sedalia mailing lists for Sedalia Daliana. Dr. A. T. Freischmann sent Sedalia Morning Star from Kansas City dated October 31, 1888. FE R Marvin editorial notes introduce a Democratic daily sample and promise patronage if sustained. New titles include Richards The Art of Right Living. Lillibridge Ben Blair. McCall The Breath of the Gods. Austin Isidro. Warren Titmouse abridged from Ten Thousand a Year.

Charles D. Brown Sessor Pettis County Sedalia Sedaliana A. T. Freischmann Kanas City Morning Star FE. R. Marvin Richards Lillibridge Ben Blair McCall Austin—Isidro California Warren—Tittlebat Titmouse Cyrus Townsend Brady

Hill's Business College Sees Employment Rise and Football End

Miss Edith L Wilson does stenographic work for C C Kelly in Sedalia Missouri. William Osler becomes bookkeeper and stenographer for Priesmyer Shoe Co Jefferson City. Miss Crear teaches shorthand at Sedalia High School. A L Sleck reports starting with Nelson Morris Co in St Louis for 10 dollars weekly. Four more good positions offered last week but not enough ready graduates. Football team disbanded after a strong season with one loss and few points against. Night school enrollment grows with same courses and 3 dollars per month six months for 15.

A. L. Sleck St. Louis Nelson, Morris & Co S. Inman Masham O. T

Sedalia Elks hold memorial service at Calvary Church

The Sedalia lodge of Elks conducts memorial services at Calvary Episcopal Church at 3 PM with exalted ruler and officers leading the rites. The service honors deceased members from the past year, includes music by the Sedalia Military band, prayers, addresses by Bro. Dan Kennedy, and solo and choir performances.

Calvary Episcopal Church Lodge Elkdom Sedalia Lodge of Elks Edmund A. Neville The Elks Daniel Hogan James Doyle William Glass Charles S. Dexter J. J. Freeman E. W. Stevens Thomas B. Price Charles W. Lyon Robert Walker Guy Cope Isaac Frensdorf David W. Jacobs Joseph P. Herrington Ira Hinsdale Lewis Baldwin Walter G. Graham Leslie Merry Noble W. Kinney Andrew Gardella John D. Gibbs Joseph H. Jackson J. Frank Kennedy Thomas F. Hoy John Cunningham Charlies H. White Frank E. Kunkler Order of Services Sedalia

John T Collins Buys Residence on West Fifth Street

John T Collins of Collins Furniture and Carpet buys the residence he occupies on West Fifth Street Farm C. J. Raiffeisen is the seller. The consideration is 3506 dollars.

John T. Collins The Collins Furniture and Carpet Company West Fifth Street C. J. Raiffeisen

Anniversary of Francis Joseph’s accession celebrated

Vienna marks the fifty seventh anniversary of Francis Joseph’s accession to the throne. The emperor was proclaimed on December 2, 1848 after his uncle abdicated amid the 1848 revolution, with Austria noting the long reign since that historic transition.

Francis Joseph Ringstrasse Burg Prater Vienna Austria

Detroit Devil Artwork Sparks Town Furor and Tourney Buzz

A Detroit statue of a horned devil drawn by Herman Menz provoked strong local reaction with residents and church groups opposing it while visitors paid to view it. Police preserved order as about 20 000 people gathered. Menz, a free thinker, later removed the statue and planned no further display. The piece influenced a New York tourney preview with cyclists preparing for a six day race at Madison Square Garden drawing international entrants.

A. H. Griffith Detroit Art Museum Mr. Menz Tie Detroit Menz Nick Stanton and McGraw Streets

North Western Kansas’s farming boom praised in new book

The article highlights Moreland Brown's book on Western Kansas showing a shift from cattle to farming. It covers immigration outreach by Union Pacific agent R. S. Lemon, climate and rainfall trends, and the rise of crops like wheat kafir and alfalfa as Eastern and Midwest settlers move in.

Kansas Missouri Illinois Iowa Moreland Brown

English Evangelist William J. Dawson Opens Albany Mission

The Rev Dr William J Dawson of London begins an eight day mission in Albany New York today The first meeting at First Lutheran church is for pastors and Christian workers A large mass meeting is set for State Street Presbyterian church and a union service will close many city churches at Emmanuel Baptist on State Street

Albany N. Y William J. Dawson London State Street Presbyterian Church Emmanuel Baptist Church Stats Strvet

Resolutions Honoring Late J W Wright of Local 1792

The Great Ruler has removed our esteemed fellow laborer J W Wright from Local 1792 Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Resolved that his sudden loss leaves a deep vacancy for members and the community. Two copies to records, one for the local paper, one to the bereaved family.

Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America

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