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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1901

Page

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Farmer Wickline Found Injured on Osage Street

John Wickline a well to do farmer living west of town was found prostrate in the Osage street gutter early this morning with a broken left arm and multiple bruises. He recalled sleeping and waking in the street believing he had fallen from bed. doctors attended and he was placed in bed above the Wine Hall awaiting further care.

John Wickline Osage Street Main Second Streets Wickline Cowan

Skeleton Found in Tipton Home Sparks Murder Suspicions

A skeleton discovered beneath a floor in a Tipton area home is tied to the disappearance of Frank Dickey, a Singer Sewing Machine agent who vanished three years ago with $700 to $800. Detectives pursue clues from the lime-packed remains and a trap door, with residents expecting state investigation and possible arrests.

Frank Dickey Singer Sewing Machine Company Dickey George Ate Tipton California Reynolds House Dr. Latham Latham, Mo

Nora Warren Mystery Ties Clinton Woman to Denver Tragedy

In Denver a 19 year old woman identified as Nora Warren of Clinton Missouri attempted suicide after her husband Fred P. Barbour wed her days earlier in a quick ceremony. The bride cited heartbreak over a missing former lover and a lettered bottle from Sedalia druggist as evidence of the motive.

Little girl fatally injured by fly wheel at Lemp Ice Plant

The three year old daughter of Gus and Mrs. Menzenworth slipped while being guided by her father at the Lemp ice plant on West Main. A revolving fly wheel fractured her skull. doctors said recovery appeared unlikely and she was moved to her parents in South Sedalia after treatment.

Gus Menzenworth Lemp Ice Plant Mr. and Mrs Sus Lempice West Main South Sedalia

Ministerial Call Sees Politics Unfit For Youths

A Chicago sermon condemns politics as attractive to young men and urges churches to win youth with appealing work. Rev. Bucker cites church societies dominated by women and warns against reliance on female-led groups while calling for active male youth organizations.

Christian Endeavors Sacramento

Senator West Visited by Dr. J W McClure at Sweet Springs

Dr J W McClure called on Senator West at Sweet Springs on Tuesday evening and reported the senator in good health and enjoying life.

J. W. McClure Senator West Sweet Springs

Dr. Ford's Headache Capsules Promise Quick Relief

An advertisement claims Dr. Ford's Headache Capsules cure headaches in twenty minutes for 19 cents. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

Ford Price W. E. Bard Drug CO

Concert series at Forest Park features two bands

The street railway company plans a concert run at Forest Park. The Gregg Juvenile band performs tonight from 7 30 until the Lyon Stock company opens the summer theatre. Between acts music continues. Starting Sunday evening the Sedalia Military band will give three weekly concerts Sundays sacred selections Tuesdays and Fridays concerts follow.

Street Railway Company Forest Park Gregg Sedalia Lyon Stock Company

Selover Dead In Boonville After Illness

S Selover step father of Mrs R A Higdon of this city died in Boonville today at 5 am. Funeral will be held at New Franklin tomorrow at 3 pm. He formerly lived in Sedalia for years, moved to Boonville three years ago and ran a confectionery. Stricken with paralysis a year ago and never recovered, he suffered another attack about three weeks ago leading to his death.

Railroad Hospital Arrivals Listed for Local Laborers

The railroads report hospital arrivals including W. B. Reed engineer Denison Frank Gerhune fireman Parsons George Hobbs bridgeman Bells John Nelson crusher laborer Swee ny E. F. Swift machinist Parsons Henry Walker extra gang Welder.

W. B. Reed Denison Frank Gerhune Parsons George Hobbs Bells John Nelson Swee E. F. Swift Henry Walker Extra Gang

Among the Trains News Briefs

Conductor D J Temple departs soon for Oklahoma to prove up a land lottery claim. Missouri Pacific machinist John Knopple and brakemen Reed Bratton Cromley Brummerhoff are laid off. A Kansas City trial concerns a man killed by Missouri Pacific train No 10. Katy train No 2 from the south runs one and a half hours late due to delays in Texas.

D. J. Temple Oklahoma John Knopple Missouri Pacific Reed and Bratton Cromley and Brummerhoff Kansas City

Captain Rohn Reinstated as Sedalia Team Captain

Dick Rohn, recently with St. Joseph in the Western league, returned to Sedalia and resumes captaincy after Red Wilson’s resignation. Rohn nurses a bruised hand but expects to play Saturday against Nevada. Frank Bowden joins from Jerseyville and may become the next catcher for St. Joseph. New gray blue-trimmed suits arrive tonight as Quincy Reserves visit for weekend games.

St. Joseph Sedalia Red” Wilson Rohn Nevada Frank Bowden Jerseyville Ill Messrs Kidd Blair Garvin Quincy Reserves United States

Missouri Pacific Superintendent on J C B L trip

Superintendent D Hardy of the Missouri Pacific left Tuesday afternoon for a journey over the J C B L in his private car numbered 111.

D.hardy Missouri Pacific

All the Hot Weather Drinks Limeade Highlight

Limeade dominates summer beverage choices, praised for cooling and invigorating effects. Dow Drug Company promotes limeade as a thirst quencher at its Ohio Street location.

Dow Drug Company Second and Ohio

Crop Yields Estimated At Forty Five Bushes Per Township

In Northwest Missouri the corn crop is estimated to average about forty five bushes to the township. This snapshot notes regional farming expectations without specifying dates or organizations.

Northwest Missouri

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Ing Tipton, MO Lipton, Mo The Sentinel Nora Warren Clinton Denver Colo Fred P. Barbour Manhattan Beach Clinton, Mo Barbour Justice Rice Mr. Menzenworth Christian Societies Chicago Bucker Jacksonville, Lll First Methodist Church In Horace LAW West N Selover A. Higdon City Boon Katy Texas Capt. Rohn Dick Rohn Baseman Longan Pittsburg St. Louis Boston Ere Eewe Ae Philadelphia Cincinnati Longan’s
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