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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1902

Page

8

Southwest Missouri Log Rolling at Carthage set for Sept 8

The Southwest Missouri Log Rolling Association and Modern Woodmen of America executive committee in Kansas City voted to hold the next meeting in Carthage on Wednesday September 8. Warrensburg offered a $1000 bonus while Carthage offered $600 and later raised to $800 to secure hosting. Rail lines guarantee round trip fares from Kansas City at $1.50 with lower rates from intermediate points. Carthage residents anticipate high crowds and the event will tax their facilities. Funeral notices follow for Theodore Pfeiffer and Martillus Holman with local pallbearers listed and service details.

Southwest Missouri Log Rolling Association Modern Woodmen of America Kansas City Carthage Warrensburg

Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Cleans Seasonal Wear

Spring and summer clothes are laundered at Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry highlighting fresh fabrics and ready wardrobes for the season.

Longan Sedalia

Henry Franklin 78 Pioneer Sedalia Resident Dies

Henry Franklin aged 78 died at 7 30 Sunday morning at 410 West Seventh street from general debility and heart failure. Born October 1 1824 in Memphis he moved to Pettis county after the Civil War and lived in Sedalia the rest of his life. He left three children C W Franklin of Denver Mrs J H Waters of Canon City Colo and Mrs John Bowman of Waco Texas and was uncle to County Treasurer J D Franklin and Wm Franklin. He belonged to the Royal Templars and the Southern Methodist church. Funeral was at 3 this afternoon conducted by Rev Boon.

Henry Franklin West Seventh Street Memphis Tenn Franklin Pettis County Sedalia C. W. Franklin Denver J. H. Waters Canon City Colo John Bowman Waco Texas J. D. Franklin Wm. Franklin Royal Templars Southern Methodist Church Boon

Furnish Your Home With Upholstered Furniture Help

The article offers guidance on selecting and placing upholstered furniture with expert assistance. It promises practical solutions and invites readers to visit for a demonstration of options and design ideas.

Right now though is your chance.

A terse line suggests an opportunity is available now, inviting action. The fragment hints at urgency and a call to take advantage of a present moment despite minimal context.

Final Entries in Case Heard by Judge Graves at Pettis Circuit Court

Judge Graves of Butler Missouri presided in the Pettis circuit court this morning hearing motions in Truxel et al versus Pettis County Court. Barnett argued the Barnett law unconstitutional but the writ of mandamus directing the county court to pay fees to Judge Truxel was made permanent in the afternoon.

Truxel Et al

Cassidy v Gentry overruled motion for new trial

The court today overruled the motion of defendant E. G. Cassidy for a new trial against John R. Gentry and others in the case.

Cassidy

Regiment Band to Join New Organization Soon

A regiment band will join the new organization in the near future. Details on the exact arrangement and joining date were not disclosed.

Nettie Frisby Arrested For Shooting With Intent

Nettie Frisby was arrested by Constable Robb on a charge of shooting with intent to kill. She claimed Ira Johnson’s attention to her sweetheart provoked the act. Judge Kinsey set bond at $500 for her appearance next Thursday.

Nettie Frisby Robb Bond

Commodore G B Simonds Dies in Petersburg Ind

Word comes of the death Sunday in Petersburg Indiana of Commodore G B Simonds in his 90th year. A former Sedalia resident he was master mechanic at the Missouri Pacific shops in the seventies and served on the city council in 1875 76 while supervising the Sedalia post office erection. Funeral is set for Albany New York Wednesday.

Petersburg Ind Commoore G. B. Simonds Sedalia Albany, N. Y Commodore Simonds Missouri Pacific

Railroad workers listed for hospital arrivals

The report lists multiple railroad laborers and staff across Texas and nearby towns who arrived at a hospital. Names include Francisco Reimer Waco Jose Lopez Taylor Louis Jones Smithville Roy Wallen Franklin Junction Henry Fuller Greenville Gus Crockett Brookshire Santio Martinez Gran Ger Reynolds Denison Ben McGlasson Denison Pedro Salinas Waco and Martin Pompa Waco W J Pue South McAlester.

Youthful thieves get brief jail after brass locomotive case

In Judge Rogers court this morning Elmer Shackleford and Joe Settles faced trial for stealing brass from a narrow gauge engine. They were sentenced to one day in jail with a lecture and released after being sworn out due to their youth.

Immigrants Land in New York After Weekend Arrival

Over 4000 foreign immigrants arrived in New York on Sunday, adding to the city’s growing migrant population and prompting local relief and processing efforts.

New York

Starr outlaw convicted of murder in Yuthrie case

B. D. Starr, a member of a well known band of outlaws, was convicted of murder in Yuthrie on Saturday, according to courthouse reports from the county jail.

Yuthrie

Hughesville Happenings Report Local Church Moves

Rev. B C Bell returned from Springfield Mo after Lafayette Presbytery attendance Rev J J Hill arrived from Odessa conference Rev A W Mathias visited Bell Miss Virginia Gorrell returned from Paris Mo Dr Bishop traveled to Sedalia with Rev J B FE Fancy Work Club met at Mrs Jacob Lower's home Edna Schlomer teaching in college preparatory department Edna Wells visited James McAninch came from Sedalia for Sunday Ben Gorrell brought two carloads cattle from Kansas City William Lower returned from Central Oklahoma with two carloads cattle venture not profitable spring ideal for farming oats sown and corn planting progressing locally

Fancy Work Jacob Lower Lulu Human Sedalia James McAninch Ben Gorrell Kansas City William Lower Oklahoma

Heavy rainfall causes widespread damage around Austin Texas

A torrential rainstorm struck the Austin region Saturday night causing significant damage to infrastructure and property. Local authorities urged caution as flood conditions developed across multiple neighborhoods.

Austin Texas

British mule market at Lathrop faces protest over molestation

Beneficiaries of the Lathrop mule market protest against interference with the sale and handling of mules. They demand protection and swift action to secure fair trading conditions.

Lathrop

Jefferson City to Boonville rail work makes steady progress

General Superintendent D Hardy and Superintendent Ross led a river route inspection by special train. J W Skelly completed a handsome time chart for the Jefferson City to Boonville line. Ballasting progresses. Meramec gravel moves daily. Missouri Pacific officers, H C Rouse and colleagues, attend annual elections in Texas and Kansas. Boonville Bridge Co directors reelected. Katy employee Floyd Thompson injured with mashed finger.

D. Hardy Ross Bush J. W. Skelly Missouri Pacific Engineer’s Jefferson City Boonville H. C. Rouse Missouri Kansas Texas Allen Hege Satterlee St. Louis Boonville Bridge Company Rouse Cleveland Messrs. Hedge New York J. A. Williams Katy East Fourth Street

First share of World’s Fair Fraternal Building given to President Roosevelt

Congressman Joy presented the first share of stock in the World’s Fair Fraternal Building to President Roosevelt today, marking a ceremonial milestone in the fair’s funding efforts.

President Roosevelt Congressman Joy Today

Cholera Epidemic Worsens in Philippines With Manila Deaths

The outbreak in the Philippines worsens as Manila reports 192 deaths and 245 cases. Public health officials urge caution as transmission rises across the city.

Philippines Manila

Private John Allen to keynote Confederate reunion in Dallas

Mississippi native John Allen will serve as chief orator at the Confederate reunion held in Dallas, delivering the main address to attendees from several states.

John Allen Mississippi Dallas

Teller Lee Gallagher Charged In $25,000 Bank Shortage

Lee Gallagher, a receiving teller at St. Joseph First National, is under arrest on charges related to a $25,000 shortage.

Lee Gallagher St. Joseph

Sedalia Lodge to Meet in Open Session

Sedalia lodge No. 1 Royal Tribe of Joseph will hold an open session Monday night April 14 at 8 o'clock. A musical program and refreshments will follow. Members and friends invited. W H Ritchey W P I T Bronson Scribe.

Sedalia Lodge No. 1 Royal Tribe of Joseph

Sentinel Want Ads Offer Cheap Satisfactory Supply

Sentinel want ads promise affordable, reliable ways to meet shopping needs. They advertise practical options for readers seeking economical purchases and quick results.

Sentinel

Sedalia Military Band Organized at Gregg's Hall

The Sedalia Military band organized at Gregg's hall Friday evening with sixteen members all first class musicians. Kroencke was elected leader. It is said that several of the best members of the disbanded Sec- .

Sedalia Gregg’s Hall Kroencke Sec

Circulator Capt Sam W James Gains Subscribers Fast

Captain Sam W James continues to grow his subscriber list at a gratifying rate as he circulates the latest issue.

Sam W. James

State Fourth of July Celebration Planned by A O U W Lodges

Boonville hosts a statewide affiliation celebration with all lodges invited. Capt Holland received a letter inviting Sedalia lodges to join the event on Independence Day.

Boonville Capt. Holland Sedalia

Correction on C H Fisher relocation

A correction states C H Fisher, clerk in Mr Weller’s Missouri Pacific shops, will not move to Jefferson City as previously announced in this paper.

C. H. Fisher

Girls Friendly Society Entertainment at Tiede's Hall

The Girl's Friendly Society of Calvary Episcopal Church will present a entertainment at Tiede's Hall on April 18 at 7 30 p m Admission ten cents is charged for the event.

Girl’s Friendly Society of Calvary Episcopal Church Tiede’s Hall

Scratching in Cole County Highlights Health Effort

Dr. J. L. Thorpe continues vaccination work in Cole County this week, aiming to vaccinate more residents than ever before as part of a local health campaign along Colorado routes.

Cole County J. L. Thorpe Colorado

BRAKEMAN SETTLEMORE HURT IN RAILROAD ACCIDENT

F. H. Settlemore, formerly a brake man on the Missouri Pacific line out of Jefferson City, fell from a C. and A. car near Odessa Sunday and sustained severe injuries but is able to be up at present. The report appears in the Jefferson City Press.

Jefferson City Press F. H. Settlemore Missouri

Death of Elizabeth Scott at near Stokley

Mrs Elizabeth Scott widow of Adam Scott died Saturday night aged about 70 after long residence near Stokley Funeral was set for 11 am today She left five children Dora Clingen Vie Clingen John A Scott of Dresden Albert Scott of Oklahoma and Lulu Scott of Stokley

Elizabeth Scott Adam Scott Near Stokley Dora Clingen Vie Clingen John A. Scott Dresden Albert Scott Oklahoma Lulu

Classified Want Column Ad Offer

Want Ads of 20 words or less run under classified heads in this column 3 times for 25 cents cash. None accepted for less than 25 cents.

Shade trees and road cart for sale by F Taylor Cain

For sale notice lists shade trees and a road cart with canopy top in good order. Contact 120 East Third Street for details. Dated 4-11.

F. Taylor East Third Street

For Sale Two Milk Cows Inquire at West Fourth Street

For sale two good milk cows. Inquire at 519 West Fourth Street. 4-12-d3tp.

West Fourth Street

Brilliant Gaslight Burners Proclaimed For Immediate Sale

Agents can earn 200 percent profit selling a new gaslight burner that fits any coal oil lamp without a chimney wick or smoke. No hassle to use and marketed to families, businesses, banks, churches, and private or public buildings. Sample free from Enterprise Manufacturing Co. Box 483 Cincinnati Ohio.

Ind Enterprise Manufacturing Co Cincinnati, O

Wanted Workers For Steady Jobs At Hotel Huckins

Advertises men and women for steady employment with a monthly salary of 50 dollars and potential for more. Visit or call at Hotel Huckins room 319 between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. for details.

Huckins

For Rent Four or Five Rooms Furnished or Unfurnished

Rental ad for 916 South Lamine offering four or five rooms with options for furnished or unfurnished. Front note includes stray characters and unclear trailing text.

South Lamine

Wanted Four Hens Ready to Set This Week

Classified item seeks four hens ready to lay this week and asks readers to address the Sentinel office with offers. The short notice notes the date 4 13 31 and directs contact through the paper's office.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Log-Rolling Association Charles Bard Quartette Bard J. T. Carman George Hoffman J. Wills Isle Somewhere Theodore Pfeiffer Charles Pfeiffer Pueblo Theodore Phil Fr. Neiberg Wm. Kelk Gene O’brien Otto Frank Herman Meier Sam James Martillus Holman Providence Baptist Church Clifton City O. L. Wood Lamonte McLaughlin Ghio Street Karpen Chikaga Tomach Barnet Nears Judge Graves Butler Graves of Butler, Mo Occu Pettis Pettis County Court Barnett Law UN Constitutional G. W. Barnett Senting Harris Senior Albers John R. Gentry Et al E.e.mcclellan Ohio St Lic Stations The Elks Hotels Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co Nettie Ira Johnson Sweetheart Judge Kinsey Commodore Suvomos Francisco Reimer Jose Lopez Taylor Louis Jones Smith Ville Roy Wallen Caller Franklin Junction Henry Fuller Greenville Gus Crockett Brook Shire Santio Martinez Extra Gang Gran F. Reynolds Ison Ben McGlasson Denison Pedro Salinas Martin Pompa W. J. Pue South McAlester Brife B. D. Starr Hughesville B. C. Bell Springfield Lafayette Presbytery J. J. Hill Odessa A. W. Mathias Presbyterian Church At Tuscumbia Virginia Gorrell Paris Dr. Bishop J. B FE Edna Schlomer Ing Edna Wells Links and Floyd Thompson W.H. Ritchey W. P. I. T. Bronson Scribe Heynen’s North Ohio Street Settlemore Stokley Clapton Opy Otis W. Smith Fifth Engineer Streets Arlington Pharmacy Ohio Street Dow Drug Co Cain Road Cart Cano Aaa Sentinel Office
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