Sea clash rumors swirl as Russian fleet moves north
Reports from Saigon and London describe Admiral Rojestvensky’s squadron off Kamranh bay and near Annam coast with heavy cannonading and sparse confirmations. Dispatches note dysentery in Rojestvensky and cautious naval chatter about Japanese movements and coaling in Chinese waters.
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Rojestvensky
Jonquieres
London
Hainan
Lienchau
Togo
Saigon
Temps
Kiel
Jupiter
Kniaz Gortschakoff
Kitai
Rosestvensky
Annam
Commencement Week at Lamonte Central High
Lamonte Central High begins commencement week with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J. F. Caskey at the Christian church. A second address by Prof. J. H. Scarborough from Warrensburg State Normal is set for Tuesday at the opera house. Graduation day will be observed Tuesday with an evening program at the opera house.
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Opera House
J. H. Scarborough
Warrensburg State Normal
Seats Remaining for Rest Rooms Concert by Gentlemen's Club
Plenty of good seats remain for the Gentlemen's Musical club concert Tuesday night. Those who have not yet purchased tickets should reserve now as seats are selling quickly.
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The
Gentlemen’s Musical Club
Senator Alger Faints at Detroit Depot
Senator Alger, returning from a four week Pacific coast trip, fainted at the Michigan Central depot in Detroit. He was revived in the car and taken home. Doctors call it heart failure but not serious.
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Senator Alger
Depot
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Detroit
Mich
Alger
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Local IH Manager Welcomes Pretty Daughter
H L Thieman, Ihc local manager, and his wife are proud parents of a pretty daughter born Monday morning April 24 1905.
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H. L. Thieman
International Harvester Company
Easter Offering Totals Bring Calvary Debt Free
Easter observances across Sedalia parishes drew crowds as Rev. Edmund A Neville's Calvary church raised 529 dollars and cleared its twenty year debt. Col. J West Goodwin sent 9.40 dollars with 60 cents for another church. First Christian topped 200 with 100 for the Orphans Home and First Congregational may reach 700.
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Edmund A Neville
Calvary Church
Neville
Sedalia
Col. J. West Goodwin
Horton ,Mica
Lundberg
First Christian Church
Orphans’ Home
Christian Churches of
First Congregational Church
Martin
New Witness Found In Caesar Young Death Case
Lawyers reveal a man who witnessed Caesar Young's death may have been found. The development suggests fresh testimony could impact the investigation into the self inflicted fatal event.
Nan Patterson Overcome in Good Friday Jail Service
Nan Patterson broke down crying during Good Friday services in the jail as her trial for murder of Caesar Young continued. Prosecutor Rand argued the killing was premeditated with Morgan Smith as the principal actor, while witnesses including Samuel Eissenberg recounted a cab scene in 1904 where a man shot himself beside a woman.
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Rand
Young
Morgan Smith
Nan
Chicago
Samuel Eissenberg
West Broadway
New York
Nan Pat
Nan Patterson
Eissenberg
Sermon and Song at Tombs Chapel by Chaplain Monroe
Nan and sister Mrs Morgan Smith hear a sermon at the Tombs prison chapel delivered by Chaplain Monroe about forgiveness through God’s mercy. They join in singing Nearer My God to Thee as part of the observance, the scene described with formal tone and modest detail.
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Presbyterian
Tombs Prison
Monroe
Nan
Morgan Smith
Milestones in Career of Joseph Jefferson
Palm Beach Fla April 24 Following a long illness veteran actor Joseph Jefferson died at his Florida home The end came at 6 15 pm with his wife and sons at his side He was born February 20 1829 in Philadelphia to a theatrical family and as Asa Trenchard in Our American Cousin rose to fame He married Margaret Lackaye in 1850 and later Sarah Warren He achieved lasting fame as Rip Van Winkle in London and New York and appeared in Australia before settling in the United States The obituary notes his conscious state at death and lists survivors including eight children and grandchildren
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Eissenberg
Levy
Nan
Chicago
Samuel Eissenberg
Young
New York
Hasleton
Nan Patterson
Eissenberg Boarded With Mrs. Rosen, At No. 81 Norfolk Street
Norfolk Street
Florida
Mr. Jefferson
Charles B
Frank Jefferson
Marion Jefferson
C. Symons
R. B. Potter
S. G. Worley
Mabel Gingham
Carl Kettler
Palm Beach
Buzzard’s Bay
Charles B. Jefferson
Hobe Sound
President Cleveland
Joseph Jefferson
Philadelphia
Joseph and
Cornelia Frances Jefferson
Chanfrau
Natonal Theater
Margaret Clements Lackaye
Jefferson
Laura Keene
Dr. Pangloss
Edward A. Sothern
Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Asa Trenchard
Australia
London
Dion Boucicault
Rip van Winkle
Washington Irving
Charles Burke
J. K. Hacket
William Isherwood
Boucicault
Adelphi Theater
England
America
Irving
Witness Remembered by Rosen Family Members
A new witness is closely recalled by several Rosen family members, highlighting ongoing interest in the case and the lasting impact on relatives connected to the matter.
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New Witness
The
Rosen
Leist Agreement Endorsement for Sedalia Team Name Contest
Manager Leist signs to support the Sentinel name contest for the Sedalia ball team. He agrees to abide by the committee’s decision and offers a season ticket to the winning contestant, urging a strong, stirring name for the team.
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The
Sentinel
Leist
W. H. Powell
Rev. E. A. Neville
Fred Phipps
Sedalia
Ministers' Alliance Delivers Church Reports at Meeting
At this morning's Ministerial Alliance session, the regular business was closed and reports from the various churches were reviewed, outlining current conditions and activities across the faith community.
Sermon Building Discussed by Rev. R. S. Martin
Easter services and contributions were described as a most excellent showing. The discussion on Sermon Building was led by Rev. R. S. Martin, pastor of the First M. E. Church.
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3. S. Martin
M. E
Bank President Is Found Short
Frank Bigelow, president of the First National Bank of Milwaukee and former head of the state bankers association, was removed today by fellow directors. They protected depositors by signing a personal guarantee for $1.
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West
National Bankers’ Association of
Bank official recounts safe balance after discrepancy
Bigelow told the directors that speculation caused the discrepancy in his accounts and asserted that 600,000 remains safe. He joined the bank as a messenger in 1864 and has earned universal confidence among acquainted staff.
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Bigelow
Easter services draw Knights Templar to Boonville
Knights Templar from St. Omer commandery attended Easter services in Boonville. Olivet commandery organized the program which was described as beautiful and impressive. Sedalia Sir Knights, listed in the Sentinel, returned home on the evening M. K. & T. train.
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Boonville
Knights Templar
St. Omer
Pharmacist W. E. Floyd Joins Missouri Pharmacy
W. E. Floyd, formerly with Dunkin & Floyd druggists, is now with the Missouri Pharmacy and invites friends to call on him there.
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W. E. Floyd
Dunkin & Floyd, Druggists
Missouri Pharmacy
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