Governor's Day at the Fair Draws Large Crowd
Ideal weather boosts turnout as Governor's Day at the fair enters its third day. Large crowd gathers to enjoy events and attractions under clear skies.
23 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
1
Ideal weather boosts turnout as Governor's Day at the fair enters its third day. Large crowd gathers to enjoy events and attractions under clear skies.
At Sedalia the state fair opens with heavy attendance and busy judging. Governor Folk absent, Vandiver acts for him and delivers remarks to a large crowd. By noon about 4,000 paid attendees are on grounds and more arrive on trains. weather improves, mud clears, and the Old Settlers Association organizes with new officers.
Russia states it will not pay any money indemnity to Japan as part of its peace terms. The note emphasizes firm stance on reparations and seeks stable relations moving forward.
Portsmouth August 23 The peace envoys meeting resumed with hopes a treaty may emerge from the talks. Japan’s concessions are discussed as Russia rejects Article Eleven demanding payment of war expenses. Russia offers no indemnity and insists on Japan withdrawing its demand before reimbursements. Russia seeks Saghalien reconveyance as a possible settlement.
Class A Corn Yellow Dent First C A Raine Canton Mo second Wm Roenig White Dent First John A Wise man Maywood Mo second C Thorp Weston Mo Mixed Dent First Wm Roenig Best display field corn First Wm Sweet Corn First Mike Alcorn second E B McArthur Pop Corn First Frank Williams second O M Kipping Class B Grains White Winter Wheat First C W Gorrell Wootsen Mo Red Winter Wheat twenty one entries
Sarah Belle Baker via next friend William C. Thomas seeks annulment in Pettis County Circuit Court. The suit alleges age fraud and enticement by Lou Ross leading to a 1905 Sedalia marriage to J. A. Baker.
Idla Kansas August 23. John McDaniels 33 married 17 year old Mattie Dinnie last night then declared I have married you but that is all Now I will kill myself He then went to his brother s home and died this morning from audanum poisoning in a tragic double crossing.
The London syndicate has advanced the price of all grades of diamonds by 5 percent due to alleged scarcity. Prices on these stones have now increased 6 percent over the past four years.
A major blaze in Orville California on August 23 consumed a block of buildings causing about 150000 dollars in damage. Three firefighters were fatally injured while battling the flames.
The Sentinels apologized for a crippled issue due to a storm caused power outage. The Broadway plant feed failed, wires short circuited, delaying typesetting until 1 PM. The paper used Capital's linotype to publish after noon.
In order that all employees may visit the fair, the Sentinel will go to press tomorrow at noon.
Edwin H. Conger of Iowa resigns as American ambassador to Mexico effective October 18 1905 President Roosevelt accepts the resignation The post may be filled by David E. Thompson of Nebraska with Francis Loomis not likely to be appointed.
Heavy rains flood Flat Creek south of town with water across tracks and into the pumping station and power plant. Rail lines on Sedalia Warsaw and South western routes under water while M K and T runs with minor disruption. By afternoon flood receded enough to resume pumps and electricity is restored gradually. Green Ridge reports further damage along the stream.
Heavy rain caused the Out of Its Banks pumping station on Flat Creek to flood last night. Water entered facilities, disrupting operations and prompting emergency response teams to assess damage. Authorities warned residents nearby to avoid low-lying areas.
The constitutional committee of 51 began work to draft submissions for a convention opening September 5. Chair Hastings is apportioning tasks to subcommittees while the finance panel aims to raise $15,000 to fund a separate statehood campaign.
The extensive property of W H McMullin, a Neosho Rapids farmer, was placed under attachment in a $5000 damage suit filed by his adopted daughter Lillian Barnwell. She charges he detained her at his home and mistreated her since his wife died two years ago. McMullin, 65, is currently missing.
A collision between two Union Pacific freight trains on a sharp curve near Rossville left Conductor Clarence Reese Engineer William Gibson and Fireman Oleson dead. The crash occurred early today and involved a freight train derailment with fatal outcomes.
San Francisco August 23 stockholders of the Western Pacific Railway company meet to authorize increasing capital stock from 50 million to 75 million. The firm has recently authorized 50 million of first mortgage bonds, with interest guaranteed by the Rio Grande Western Railway company.
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