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21 Apr 1899

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Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri

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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

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Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

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Apr 21, 1899

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Floor Collapse At Wedding Reception Sparks Panic

At the Doty Nelson wedding Wednesday night the reception hall floor collapsed under the crowd. No cellar was beneath and no serious injuries occurred. Other items note P. G. Stafford named notary, Sadie Hinkle visiting Kansas City, Al Bane as motorman, and George R. Smith College commencements set for April 27 with a large strawberry crop forecast in Pettis County.

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Nelson P. G. Stafford Sadie Hinkle Kansas City al Bane Pettis County Missouri Geo. Barton East Fifth Street Flobert John Hare Judge Rogers Charce Carrie Hubbard Margaret William Shobe West Main John Freehart Oklahoma James Craig Georgetown Bailey Business Men’s Association J. D. Donnahoe E. W. Shultz J. L Uv. Blevins Sedalia Sallie Ellis Tipton Hoehn Cooper Street Sedalia Water Company Dreath
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Railroads Hit By Sudden Resignations and Turmoil

A wave of upheaval strikes railroad circles as W. T. New resigns amid sensational developments. Industry officials and analysts anticipate further fallout, with leadership changes and internal investigations shaping the sector's future.

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Sedalia forms men’s league amid fraud fears and job plots

Kansas City shops of Sedalia allegedly organized last night to combat frauds with named committees and paid workers. The Kansas City Journal reports machinations at Missouri Pacific and a city meeting led by William Courtney and J. R. Myers to push for active work and growth despite setbacks.

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Kansas City Journal Missouri Pacific The Sentinel W. T. New Journal Oder William Courtney J. R. Myers
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Sedalia group forms Business Men's League to spur growth

In Sedalia a new Business Men's League is formed to boost trade and city improvement. Leaders plan a $2 membership with $1 monthly dues, aim to attract visitors and excursion parties, and promote shopping and rail access while improving Forest Park and streetcar facilities.

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van Riper Sedalia Wiliam Mitchell St. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado Secalia St. Louis Union The Santa Fe Board of Trade W. F. Waller Missouri State Medical Society State Society Sedelia Street Railway Forest Park
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Quay Acquitted in Misuse of Public Funds Case

Philadelphia jury acquits ex Senator Quay of misuse of public funds with a verdict at 11 o clock. Governor Stone immediately appointed him to fill the United States Senate vacancy. A surprise wedding and a marriage license were issued locally.

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Philadelphia Quay Stone United States
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