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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
5
The Sentinel reports that the Paint ers' Union of Sedalia has not lost its charter and still holds it. An earlier street report was found unfounded and corrected this morning with the clarification.
Wilhelm Hildebrandt who died at Goerlitz names Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany as heir in his will. The Kaiser is to receive one million two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
Capt. Chet L. Fulkerson died this morning of pneumonia at his son Hughes Fulkerson’s home on West Walnut street. He was about 60, a Shelby’s command veteran, born in Lafayette county. He leaves two daughters in Dallas, a son in this city, a sister in Sedalia, and a brother here. His body will be sent to Dallas for burial beside his wife.
An auction sale of jewelry is scheduled daily at 2 and 7 30 p m at 213 Ohio Street with items from an unspecified estate available for bidding. The notice emphasizes regular daily hours.
London reports Venezuela has yielded to Germany and England to recognize claims of citizens for damages to persons and property. The settlement averts likely war as Germany prepared a fleet to enforce demands, with England backing the controversy.
Estimates of the appropriation needs for the fiscal year ending June 30 1904 total 589 million dollars, about thirty three million less than actual government costs this year. The drop comes from reduced military establishment and fewer public works projects.
Joseph Blodin stands trial in Boston on charges of decapitating his wife. The case features expect lengthy proceedings with more than one hundred witnesses, including the defendant’s former wife.
Saint Omer Commandery No 11 will hold a regular conclave on Tuesday evening December 2 1902 at 7 30 o'clock The annual election of officers will be held Visiting Sir Knights are invited to attend by order of C H Zoll Eminent Commander and D A Fults Recorder
The Sedalia Business Men's Club will convene tomorrow night in City Hall. Reports from committees include plans to create a permanent fund for the club's campaign for Sedalia's improvement and efforts to attract industries. The Faultless Castor cannery, Clinton gasoline engine factory, and Missouri Pacific extension from Springfield are expected topics along with overall industrial prospects for Sedalia.
The Sedalia National Bank in Missouri closes business on November 25 1902 revealing assets including U S bonds on hand loans and discounts and a redemption fund with the U S Treasury. The report lists cash items reserves and various securities and notes of other banks along with real estate and banking house values.
E R Blair cashier swears the bank statement is true and signs before P H Sangree notary on November 28 1902. Attest by directors Henry Lamm Wm Courtn e H W MeuSchke with notary seal and commission expiry 1904.
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