Edward Donnelly Death Notice Shocks City
Edward Donnelly dies in the city. unclear details accompany the notice as reported by the newspaper. Funeral arrangements and tribute details are not provided in the fragments available.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1902
Page
5
Edward Donnelly dies in the city. unclear details accompany the notice as reported by the newspaper. Funeral arrangements and tribute details are not provided in the fragments available.
A message this afternoon states that the master’s brother died at 10 30 this forenoon in Waddington New York.
Col J R Rippey, secretary of the State fair, reports Gov Colman says Attorney General Crow has dismissed the Delmar Race track suit and the State fair will receive 5700 previously tied up.
A sale of monuments is announced for Decoration Day at Heynen's on North Ohio Street. The event seeks customers for memorial stones and related grave markers.
City Attorney Hudson reports the Bell Telephone company may operate wires and poles in Fort Scott without a franchise. He will recommend an ordinance to regulate and designate pole and wire placement, asserting this is the city’s only power in the matter.
The ex governor Lon Stephens will pay 5000 toward a 12000 debt of the M E church at Jefferson City if the pastor and congregation raise 7000. Sons of Confederate Veterans urged to meet Col T P Hoy at 7 pm to organize a local camp and secure a charter for the Dallas reunion on April 22.
Pettis county supports 43 pauper families outside the city and county home and about 60 pauper families within the city. The average yearly maintenance expense is about 7000 dollars.
Local Green Ridge writer mocks a letter received by Dave Kneisley, teasing the editor and a pair of locals. Humor and private jokes circulate as the correspondent hints at giving up the bit.
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