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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
2
The Sentinel announces James Montgomery as a candidate for the nomination for prosecuting attorney, subject to the choice of the Democrats of Pettiscoun.
The Sentinel announces C. C. Kelly as a candidate for Pettis County prosecuting attorney pending Republican party action.
Judge O E Parsons announces candidacy for re nomination as Probate Judge of Pettis County subject to the Democratic convention action on August 11 1902. He seeks continued leadership in the county court and invites party support.
James A. Robb announces his candidacy for Pettis County circuit clerk under the Republican Party banner. He seeks party support and nomination to hold the office.
The Sextinel announces W. L. Cress as a candidate for Judge of the Western District of Pettis county subject to the Democratic County Convention action.
Green Ridge township resident E R Wilson announces candidacy for judge of the county court Western district subject to the democratic party nomination and party rules.
J L Smith is named as a candidate for justice of the peace in Sedalia township, with the nomination subject to the Republican party’s action.
Justice of the Peace candidate Judge N H Rogers seeks re nomination for Sedalia township subject to Republican party will.
James C. Connor is announced as a candidate for constable of Sedalia township in a Democratic Party process. The filing signals party support and readiness for ballot action.
James N Harper announces his candidacy for the Sedalia township constable nomination subject to the action of the Republican party.
The text argues that Secretary Moody may dissolve the Bureau of Land Lubbers if Cuban reciprocity is rejected after a special message. It notes a potential sharp clash between the President and Congress and mentions President Kruger choosing to live in Holland for life, avoiding subjection to King Edward VII.
Roosevelt and Root oppose Miles while praising his soldiering. The author argues Miles lacks discipline and that until the academy is reformed, cadets face hard work to gain soldierly qualities.
A bill to form a Department of Commerce is stalled in Congress and likely will not pass this session or ever. The text suggests avoiding a new cabinet post to limit sprawl and costs, as the president already has enough advisers but may not want more advice.
D. Scott Currin of Loganton Pa endorses One Minute Cough Cure as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. The ad claims immediate relief safe for children and effective against grip bronchitis and other respiratory illnesses.
The text notes Queen Wilhelmina insists on knowing every document she signs and consults experts when in doubt, following Queen Victoria who signed around 200 documents daily.
A Florida advertisement asserts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures piles with certainty. It urges readers in Willow Grove Del to use this salve and warns against counterfeits from W E Bard Drug Company claiming skin disease cures.
Professor Frederick Furth of the University of Munich will be the first professor of the Chinese department at Columbia University and will be inaugurated next fall. He has spent twenty seven years in China and was associated with the Chinese customs service for several years.
Kansas City court delays the cases of Robert Boatwright and George Thompson in the fake foot races scandal until the September term. Prosecutor Hadley denounces the defendants as part of a violent crowd that swindled up to 1.3 million dollars, with threats and intimidation reported against witnesses. Boatwright was seen visibly threatening during the remarks as a deputy marshal prepared to intervene.
A young woman on a Troost avenue car amused passengers by whistling loudly with two fingers in her mouth. The gesture drew surprised reactions as bystanders compared her to other girls and marveled at the unique talent.
Newport society buzzes over an upcoming visit by Grand Duke Boris of Russia, the crown prince of Siam, and Prince Chem of China within a month. Boris travels via San Francisco while the Siamese and Chinese princes sail from England after the coronation, raising speculation they may appear together in Newport.
The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and offers free estimates and free delivery in the city. They provide dyeing cleaning and repairing services from Office 219 South Lamplne Street with Queen City telephone 316.
An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to ease burdens for those living in poverty and those in mansions, promising relief from life’s cares. The copy emphasizes accessibility through W. E. Bard Drug Co.
An advertisement promotes cash as the best equivalent for property and invites readers to sell real estate through E T Thomson, noting to act elsewhere in the issue for details.
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