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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1905

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President Roosevelts Long Trip Opens From Washington

The presidential special train departed Washington for Louisville and the Southwest amid large crowds and a significant police presence. President Roosevelt accompanied by Morton Moody Loeb and White House staff will travel through St Louis Waco Dallas San Antonio and Austin en route to Texas and Colorado for a hunting expedition expected to last ten days or more.

Washington Louisville Southwest Morton Moody Loeb White House Treasury Building Rocket Roy Colorado St. Louis Missouri, Kansas and Texas McAlester Muscogee I. T Waco Texas Dallas Col John M. Simpson Sloan Simpson Dakota Austin San Antonio Rough Riders San Antoni

Post Office Inspector Quits Over Storey Cotton Loan

Philadelphia report says US postal inspector George C. Holden resigned after admitting he received a $1100 loan from the Storey Cotton company amid post office scandal probes. Barrett, former Justice official, is named as the company’s attorney and alleged influence on fraud orders. Assistant district attorney hints at connections under investigation.

Holden Get-Rich- Quick Man Barrett Storey Pany Washington Storey Cotton Company Post Ofice Department United States W. W. Dickson Posmaster General F. Ewart Storey Philadelphia Record Harrison J. Barrett Department of Justice James Tyner Post Office Post Office Department Storey Company Stewart

New Panama Canal Commission Named by Secretary Taft

Secretary Taft released the names of the newly appointed commission chosen to oversee the construction of the Panama Canal. The board includes prominent engineers and officials, signaling a decisive step in advancing the project.

Taft

Isthmian Canal Commission Named by Taft

Secretary Taft announced the Isthmian canal commission members led by Theodore Shantz as chairman with Charles Mangoon John Wallace Rear Admiral Endicott Brigadier Peter Hains Col Oswald Ernest and Benjamin Harrod named. The chairman salary 22500 chief engineer 17500 governor 10000 and the board reports to the president with annual meetings on the Isthmus.

Taft Theodore Shantz Charles Mangoon Law Branch War Department Canal Zone John Wallace Endicott Bureau of Peter Hains Oswald Ernest Engineer Corps of the Army Benjamin Harrod Burr Williams Barclay Parsons Consulting Board of Engineers Roosevelt Commis

Panama Canal Commission Defines Structure and Duties

The commission oversees the canal and Panama railway and steamship lines as common carriers. It is organized into departments with defined duties and an executive committee of three to conduct affairs between meetings.

Sion Panama Commis Commission

Criminal Court Opens April Term Before Judge Hoffman

The April term convened this morning before Judge Hoffman. Paroled prisoners reported include James Stephens J T Allen Lewis Jamerson Dave Brown and Oscar Densmore. Several cases were continued generally or dismissed. fines imposed for forgery and assault. arson information filed against Peter Ilmberger.

Criminal Court Paul Christian C. H. Hall Peter Ilmberger

Two Boys Arrested Over Theft Suspicion

Deputy Constable James Stephens arrested Joe Martin and Oscar Vernon, two boys found on a Katy train baggage car as it departed the city. Police say silver spoons were found on one, with an arraignment before Justice D Kinsey expected Tuesday. The action may anger Katy Special Officer John Evans who warned against trespass.

Katy D. Kinsey John Evans

Sedalia Firms Urge Local Patronage For Prosperity

The Lamy Manufacturing Company, a Sedalia home industry, employs 150 to 200 workers producing shirts pants and overalls. It offers quality goods at lower prices and wider store distribution. More local purchases would boost production and create more jobs, benefiting Pettis County residents.

Lamy Manufacturing Company Sedalia Pettis County

Federal Judge Raymond Cleared in U S Exoneration

Assistant Attorney General Russell announced there is nothing found to warrant removal of C. W. Raymond, the federal judge of the Indian Territory, after investigation into charges against him. The statement comes from Washington on April 3.

Raymond Washington Russel Department of Justice C. W. Raymond Indian Territory

Weather outlook: fair tonight and Tuesday

The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and on Tuesday. Cooler tonight and a cooler spell lasting into Tuesday with a breezy morning.

Black Art and the Gzar Rule Shadows Imperial Cabinet

A mysterious cabinet of occultists allegedly governs the Gzar titled as Black Art rumors. Imperial family reportedly under unseen influence, shaping policy and culture through hidden advisors.

Imperial

Seances Dominate Russian Court Dictating Army Orders

Reports from St Petersburg describe an inner cabinet of occultists guiding czarist decisions at Tsarskoe Selo. A beautiful medium directs daily seances that influence imperial policy, with Michael Feodorvitch’s spirit supposedly guiding Mukden era decisions and provoking widespread subservience at court.

Sixty Min Entombed After Zeigler Mine Explosion

An April 3 explosion at Leiter's Zeigler mine in Duquoin Illinois entombs about fifty miners. Debris and flames block all shafts while only two badly injured men escape. Rescue efforts impossible with entrances blocked and suspected death toll between fifty and sixty.

Polish News Editors Meet Governor General on Censorship

Polish Jewish demonstrators were fired upon while gathering to honor a deceased revolutionary leader. The editors of the Polish newspapers were summoned to the castle yesterday, where Governor General Maximovitch met each journalist separately. He discussed censorship and offered assistance for any difficulties.

Maximovitch

Four Die and Forty Wounded in Warsaw Street Clash

A Jewish Bund demonstration in Dzika street led to a clash with police and troops at 7 30 PM, killing four and wounding about forty, including two women. Police claim socialist gunfire provoked the patrol. arrests were made and warnings issued amid broader disturbances. Governor General Maximevitch arrived recently and initially refused an escort, but later his carriage was surrounded by Cossacks.

Party of Violence Maximovitch

Will institute a friendly suit for state refinery bonds

Attorney General Coleman will file a friendly mandamus suit in the supreme court against Treasurer Kelley and Warden Jewett to compel signing $210,000 in bonds for a state refinery construction. The suit aims to settle bond legality with a decision expected in early May.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Topeka, Kas Coleman Supreme Court Kelley Jewett

Reverend Bundenthal Dies as Father Passes Away

Rev. Theodore Bundenthal pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran church left for St. Louis after learning his father Rev. J Bundenthal had died overnight He had recently visited his father in St Louis and had appeared to be improving before the relapse The funeral arrangements have not been announced

Theodore Bundenthal St. Paul’s Lutheran Church St. Louis Rev J. Bundenthal Bundenthal

Romance of the Wires Bride Weds Odessa Man After Long Distance Courtship

Miss Lulu M Neece a Bell telephone operator married Mr Barnett of Odessa Missouri in a ceremony held Friday The wedding followed a romance sparked by long night telephones and par ents accuse her of secrecy Sedalia friends describe Neece as a popular lodge leader and Barnett as a worthy suitor

Lulu Neece Odessa Lulu M. Neece Bell Telephone Barnett Miss Neece Sedalia

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Lawton Okla Wichita Mountains Frederick Philadelphia George C. Holden The United Philadelphia Division Panama Canal Scripps-McRae Press the Criminal Court and Oscar Densmore Frank Holdzer James Mockbee Erally Isaac Abney John Bryant James Stephens Joe Martin Oscar Vernon BLACK Gzar Spirits Manchuria St. Petersburg Siberia Czar Czarina Tak Grand Ducal Ring Peace Party Vladimir Tsarskoe Selo Michael Feodoro Vitch Romanoff Czar Him Hys Mukden Panama Canal Commission Wallace Zeigler Leiter’s Palace Warsaw Dzika Street Ist Society Bund Kansas Mr. Barnett
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