Third Body Recovered in River Search
The remains of Katherine Courtney were found sixty miles downstream as authorities recovered the third body in the ongoing river search.
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Katherine Courtney
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1905
Page
1
Double Funeral Tomorrow For Three Boonville Victims
In Boonville Missouri Mrs Courtney and two girls are presumed drowned after a gasoline blast. Katherine Courtney Nell Varney and Helen Courtney are set for funeral services at the First Christian church pending availability of the body. A systematic river search continues from Boonville to Rocheport with patrols and train arrivals carrying the remains to town. Pallbearers named include Clark Clark Lawrence Veter Mackey Curran Harris Jackson Ware Evans Montgomery Messerly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Mrs. Courtney
Boonville
Jefferson City
Nell Varney
Poonville
M. E. Church
South
Walnut Grove
Helen Courtney
Rocheport
Katy
First Christian Church
Richard Gentry
J. P. Fuller
Swiss police crack down on Eastern European revolutionary leaders
Geneva reports the Swiss police launched a campaign against revolutionary leaders based in Switzerland. Pressure from the Russian and Turkish governments spurred the action as the group directed movements across Eastern Europe.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Geneva
Switzerland
Europe
McAllister’s Liquor Case Continued In Court
In Justice N H Rogers court this morning the case against Frank McAllister for disposing of liquor on Sunday was continued until Thursday morning as the defense attorney was not ready to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
N. H. Rogers
Frank McAllister
Grace Mason Stricken By Foot Tuberculosis In Shoe
Mrs Grace Mason wife of Walter A Mason bank president suffers tuberculosis of the right foot from tight shoe friction. She has not walked for fifteen weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Grace Mason
Walter A. Mason
Commercial and Farmers’ National Bank
Texas National Guardsen Camp at Camp Mabry
Texas National Guards arrive at Camp Mabry near Austin and will stay through August 27 at 7 p.m under Major General William H. Stacy in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Texas National Guards
Camp Mabry
William H. Stacy
Texas Shooting Tournament Opens in San Marcos
The annual state shooting tournament in San Marcos Texas began this morning with top marksmen from across the state competing for valuable prizes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Shooting Tournament
San Marcos
Texas
Log Rolling Meeting Postponed In Arkansas
The Mississippi Valley Log Rolling Association annual meeting in Little Rock, Ark., delayed due to yellow fever in the lower Mississippi valley. 5,000 to 6,000 delegates from Mississippi and Louisiana were expected. the event will likely be rescheduled for late fall after the outbreak subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Mississippi Valley Log Rolling Association
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Louisiana
Peace Envoys at Work Again
Peace envoys reported active at daybreak as talks prepare for a conference. Japanese representatives joined the delegations, signaling renewed negotiations and a collaborative mood ahead of formal discussions.
Attitude toward Korea Drives Peace Talks Progress
Portsmouth July 14 report says Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries met at the navy yard at 9:30 this morning. The mood appears hopeful for a peace settlement despite Korea tensions, with consultations underway in the officials’ quarters.
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Navy Yard
Die Druggists Have Lid Off Charge Against Saloon Man
The article notes a resumed meeting after daybreak focusing on Japan's proposed protectorate over Korea. Discussion progressed beyond the previous adjournment with changes to the protocol phrasing and the Kurdish Eastern Railway situation context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Korea
China
Chinese Eastern Railway
Turned to an Animal Turned to an Animal
Warranted arrests issued for J L Kautzman Daniel Wilcox and Louis Gieschen on liquor and Sunday closing law violations as prosecutors deny the charges. Wilcox pleads innocence and warrants are to be served tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gieschen
West Second Street
Kautzman
Norway Votes to Leave Sweden Dissolution by Public Vote
In an overwhelming public decision Norway opts to dissolve union with Sweden. The vote reflects broad support for independence and the formation of a separate Norwegian state. Local officials report high turnout and clear mandate.
Norway Votes to Dissolve Union with Sweden in Plebiscite
Norwegians favor dissolution by a large margin 292306 to 145 as 450000 votes were cast amid massive public enthusiasm. Thousands of women signed petitions in streets while the cabinet signals a want to negotiate terms and pursue a peaceful dissolution with Sweden.
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Christiana
Michelsen
Arcust
Sweden
Rigsdag
Storthing
Riksat
Norway
Fever Changes Official Plans In Kansas City
Kansas City August 14 The yellow fever outbreak in the South forces H Du vall chairman of the Kansas City Southern railway board to alter his inspection trip. He will depart tonight for the South but will not enter the infected district.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Kansas City
H. Duvall
The
Kansas City Southern Railway
Roosevelt Spends Quiet Day at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt rested today and received no visitors. He played tennis and took a horseback ride with his boys this morning.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Strikers Urge Revolt At Riga
The Riga strike escalates as about fifteen thousand workers protest. Agitators in the city urge soldiers to join in the revolt amid worsening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Scripps-McRae Press Association
St. Petersburg
ISLAND LAKE REGATTA OPENS AT WINNEBAGO
Oshkosh Wis Aug 14 Today opens the regatta under Inland Lake Yachting association auspices with crack yachts and enthusiastic sailors from Wisconsin and Illinois gathering on Lake Winnebago for a week of racing. Twenty one yacht clubs including Chicago Columbia Delavan Lake Milwaukee Oshkosh Green Lake and others are members. The association founded in 1898 fixed Oshkosh as permanent meeting and racing venue. Former prize winners return with new swift yachts entering the field for spirited contests across classes.
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Oshkeesa
Wis
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Wisconsin
Illinois
Lake Winnebago
Chicago Yacht Club
Columbia Yacht Club
Delaven Lake Yacht Club
Lake Geneva Yacht Club
Milwaukee Yacht Club
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Green Lake
Macatawa Psg
Pine Lake
Spring Lake
Piskaree
White Bear Lake
Oshkosh
Outing at Forest Park Guests of Miss Maude Farley
A group of young people will enjoy an outing this evening at Forest Park as guests of Miss Maude Farley. The party includes Maude Farley Vivian Hansberger Ruby Jolly Carmelita Bush Grace Sage Florence Ayres of Marshall, guest, and John Collins Leonard Glenn Harry Rankin Charles Rohn Robert Estil and Gerard Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Maude Farley
Misses Maude Farley
Vivian Hansberger
Ruby Jolly
Carmelita Bush
Grace Sage
Florence Ayres of
Marshall
Miss Farley
Messrs
John Collins
Leonard Glenn
Harry Rankin
Charles Rohn
Robert Estil
Gerard Blair
Double Header Set for Tuesday at Liberty Park
The Sedalia and Joplin clubs in the Western Association schedule a doubleheader at Liberty Park. The first game starts at 2 30 p.m., and the second follows 15 minutes after the conclusion of the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Joplin
Western Association
Liberty Park
The Cotton Situation
Miller and Company reports a 14.9 percent drop in cotton acreage on August 3 1904 and 73.9 percent on August 3 1905 predicting a crop near 9.4 million bales with a possible 10.4 million if exaggeration is added. favorable weather across the belt boosts outlook while new bale arrivals urge disposal of old crop, neutralizing influences overall.
Eclipse of the Moon Tonight and Solar Eclipse August
The moon will undergo a partial eclipse tonight from 8 30 to 16 36 across the United States. A solar total eclipse will occur in August at sunrise 5 30 a m with best visibility in Spain and Northern Africa. Scientific observers plan to photograph and study from international sites.
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United
Las Animas
Col
Cheyenne
Wyo
Spain
Africa
King's Temporary Retirement Brings Gustave Regent Rule
King Osæar leaves Stockholm for Marstrang to rest and recover, appointing Crown Prince Gustave as regent. Observers say the move signals a possible permanent retirement in favor of the heir, with the government temporarily ruled by Gustave during the king's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Osear
Marstrang
Kategat
Gustave
Trustees Endorse Chicago Strikers Convention Action
Philadelphia report notes the Teamsters convention endorsed the Chicago strikers' action this morning amid the ongoing labor dispute. The endorsement signals solidified support from union trustees for the Chicago workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Philadelphia
Teamsters’ Convention
Osteopathic Convention Opens in Denver With Large Attendance
Denver August 14 The American Osteopathic Association annual meeting opens for a five day session with attendance expected to exceed last year. Ist year in St Louis drew about one thousand members. Delegates from nearly every state plus Canada and Mexico participate. Nine osteopathic colleges in the United States graduate over four thousand practitioners to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
The
American Osteopathic Association
St. Louis
Bers
Osteopathic School of Doctors
Canada
Mexico
United States
Heroic Rescue at Northwest Arm Endangers Four People
Miss Marjorie Gordon of Hamilton Ohio attempted to save Harry W Cox at Northwest Arm Halifax with Mrs Cox and two children in danger. Cox sank after cramps and dragged Gordon under. Gordon’s mother-in-law also went under. Willie MacDonald a 10 year old boy rowed out and pulled each to shore. Cox died but the women were revived by rolling them on barrels for nearly an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Marjorie Gordon
Hamilton
Ohio
Harry W. Cox
Northwest Arm
Cox
Miss Gordon
Mrs. Cox
Mrs. Gordon
New Theory Links Antimony in Rubber Rings to Appendicitis
Washington reports a new theory proposed by Dr Perd of Liverpol in the London Lancet. He suggests that repeated exposure to antimony from rubber ring stoppers used on bottles may disturb the digestive system and contribute to appendicitis. If proven, his findings could be supported by other researchers.
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Washington
Perd
Liverpol
London Lancet
Pond
Weather Outlook: Showers Tonight Then Cooler North West
A storm system brings showers tonight with a cooler air mass settling in the northwest. Tuesday looks largely fair with improving conditions and lighter winds across the region.
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North West
Adventists Break Camp Ends With Closing Service
Sunday night marked the closing service as Adventists wrapped up their camp. Visitors prepared to depart after the final gathering and farewell remarks.
Adventist Camp Meeting Plans Tent Service on West Third Street
After ten days the Adventist camp ends with many townfolk showing interest in Bible study. Evangelist Scores will continue meetings at Third and Vermont streets starting Tuesday night with a new topic on Satan. Elders Porter and Cruzon stay to assist. a question box will answer Bible queries. Resolutions honor Liberty Park board Mayor Babcock local merchants and city newspapers for support.
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West Third Street
Porter
God
Evangelist
Third
Vermont Streets
Carnegie Library
Satan
Devil
Cruzon
Board of Commissioners of
Liberty Park
Babcock
Sedalia
Sentinel
Tl Democrat
Met Mrs Taggart in Divorce Trial at Fort Leavenworth
Captain Taggart faced a tough cross examination as he described seeing his wife leaving a cellar with Lieutenant Wortesque after a cotillion. He testified he believed her closeness with Fortesque indicated infidelity and that his wife later drank at the party.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Wooster
Ohio
Taggart
Fort Leavenworth
Wortesque
To the Woods to Sing by Flat Creek Quartette
The Flat Creek quartet, a group of Sedana youths, worshipped near Smithton on Sunday and returned home last evening reporting a pleasant time.
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Flat Creek
Smithton
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