In Police Court Young Negro Appears In Pink Pajamas
A young Black man appeared in police court wearing pink pajamas after clothes were confiscated. The incident arose from a domestic dispute and was scheduled for further proceedings.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1905
Page
3
A young Black man appeared in police court wearing pink pajamas after clothes were confiscated. The incident arose from a domestic dispute and was scheduled for further proceedings.
George Silas a Kansas City burglar wearing pink pajamas faced grand larceny charges after being arraigned by Magistrate Truxel and fined 50 dollars for vagrancy. He was escorted back to Kansas City in custody as officers prep further action.
An advertisement asserts that nourishment maintains mind and body and that the stomach must be kept healthy to prevent disease. It promotes KEndéd Dyspepsia Cure as a quick remedy for appetite loss, weakness, nervousness, headaches, dyspepsia, indigestion, and related stomach troubles, sold by W. B. Bard Drug Co.
The German Day committee met Sunday afternoon and discussed business items before adjourning to meet again next Sunday to complete plans for the observance of German day in the city.
An ex Confederate recounts postwar KKK lore in Tennessee, praising Forrest and Pike, claiming large membership and a secret justice system. A Nashville spy tale ends in a brutal third degree involving a barrel and corpses in the Cumberland and Mississippi rivers.
Advertises DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a scar free healer for cuts burns and bruises. Claims rapid relief draws out inflammation soothes cools and heals skin diseases including piles. Warns against counterfeit products and notes W. E. Bard Drug Co sells it.
The Thiebes-Stierin Music Co offers special prices this week on piano3 to piano purchasers. It urges visitors to see the elegant display at the State fair grounds and take the chance to buy early.
Mrs. Morris Abbott colored died Saturday night on Morgan Street. The funeral was held this afternoon at Taylor's Chapel.
A local advertisement urges avoiding poor oil and promotes Lest as a fine lubricant for sewing machines bicycles and other uses. It notes genuine Singer oil is available at Singer stores with a red S logo at 106 West Main Street Sedalia Missouri.
Articles of incorporation were filed in Guthrie Oklahoma last week by Sedalia Oil Company. Incorporators listed as Alva Forsunburn Lee and George Forsunburn. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for various ailments with drug store availability noted.
Co. Buite of Talequan, Texas, declares capital stock of 25000 dollars and intends to conduct business in the Terri Low region. The filing outlines the corporate structure and planned operations.
Brandt Grofe backs Vigoral Health and Big S flour claiming they offer superior quality. No competing products cited, no details on distribution or price.
Fred Bartle, once a Sectarian man, who works in Guthrie Oklahoma, struck a Black man named Ed Walker after Walker insulted two little girls. Bartle captured Walker and faces vigorous prosecution for the incident in Guthrie.
Foley's Sloney and Tar claims immediate relief for asthma in severe cases and potential cure if taken promptly. Sold by Arlington pharmacy.
This morning before the city trip to the fair grounds the Second Regiment band visited the Sentinel office and played a fine serenade for the management and staff, a performance thoroughly enjoyed.
Local notice touts Foley's Kidney Cure by W. B as a remedy for kidney complaints. The advertisement warns of fatal outcomes if untreated and urges residents to use the product.
A fragmented OCR note from Astori reveals unclear phrasing about a person or event. Readable elements point to a local name and possible acknowledgment or error, leaving readers awaiting clarification from subsequent columns.
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