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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1905

Page

1

Great danger to the czar rumor of an assassination attempt

Rumors circulate that a plot to kill Nicholas the czar was attempted, with reports describing a dangerous situation surrounding the monarch.

Grand Duke Returns to Death Risk If Constitution Implemented

St. Petersburg reports a grand duke allegedly attempted to kill the czar, hoping Nicholas’ death would thwart constitutional reform. The czar reportedly wounded in the hand and a manifesto ends martial law in Poland. Postal strikes disrupt letter delivery as government mobilizes 450000 Cossacks.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Berlin St. Petersburg Vossin Vossissche Zeitung Nicholas Poland

Disaffection Surfaces In Guard Regiments At Tsarskoe Selo

Reports from St Petersburg describe arrests of Yellow Cuirassiers, Hussars, and Life Guard Riflemen for petitions including opposition to troop policing. The action signals growing unrest within imperial guard units near the emperor, with rumors of an attack denied by Tsarskoe Selo officials. Meanwhile, New York notes Commercial Cable stops delivering to St Petersburg and cuts to Finland end all communications.

St. Petersburg Tsarkoe Selo Hussars Life Guard Trepoff Louis XVI Imperial Park Tsarskoe Selo St Petrsburg New York Finland

Wollman predicts Rockefeller deposition will be secured

Henry Wollman Missouri's New York representative in the ouster case against Standard Oil said process servers would catch John D. Rockefeller in time to appear and give his deposition on January 5. He added that every Standard official sought would be caught, just as Henry H. Rogers was.

Ative Standard Oil Company John D. Rockefeller Wollman Standard Company Henry H. Rogers

Death of Edwin Robinson at Lutman

Seven year old Edwin Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Jefferson Robinson of Lutman died Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock from tonsillitis. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at the family residence with burial in Lake Creek cemetery.

Edwin Jefferson Robinson Lutman Lake Creek

Marriage in Sedalia: Davis and Smith Tie the Knot

Mr Jefferson L Davis and Mrs Kate M Smith were wed in Sedalia after a marriage license delay and an Episcopal clergyman refused to officiate because the bride was a divorcee. The ceremony later took place at 1 30 p m at the home of Rev J B Fuller.

Jefferson L. Davis Katie M. Smith Sedalia Boonville J. B. Fuller

Farmer Reveals Sixteen Pound Turkey for Roosevelt Gift

Beloit Wisconsin December 1 Herman Reimer a local farmer shows a 60 pound turkey fattened for a Christmas present to President Roosevelt The farm bird is described as the finest specimen seen in the region.

Wisconsin Farmer President Roosevelt Roosevelt

Church excommunicates Catholics over Kennedy Pritchett wedding

Right Rev Bishop Scannell of Nebraska excommunicated church members who attended the Kennedy Pritchett wedding in Omaha. He warned Catholics against participating due to Kennedy's divorce, noting the act violates church law and is as binding now as in ancient times.

Mae Hamilton Kennedy E. H. Jenks George E. Pritchett Omaha Episcopal Church Mr. Kennedy Miss Pritchett Scannell Kennedy-Pritchett

Missing halfback found safe after night search

Chicago police recovered Dan Clark, Michigan halfback, after an all night search. He was found in a hotel with a fraternity brother and said he will not return to Ann Arbor to resume his studies.

Ann Arbor

Surprise party honors Miss Elsie Harrison at home

Friends gathered Wednesday evening at Miss Elsie Harrison's West Pettis Street residence to celebrate with games and refreshments. Guests included Andrew Moerschel, Ollie Pregg, William Mackey, Walter Smith, Lynn Ernst, Joe Bowers, John Ready, Ethel Umstead, Jessie Bowser, Mabel Pope, Willie Kemp, Anna Belle Ernst, Virgie Davis, Nora Pearson, and Elsie Harrison. The group praised the planners and hoped for another surprise soon.

Elsie Harrison West Pettis Street Miss Harrison Miss Elsie Willie Kemp Anna Belle Ernst Virgie Davis Nora Pearson

Thanksgiving Wedding Unites Baumgarten and Birkheimer

Mr Will Baumgarten and Miss Dei la Birkheimer wed at the Rev J Lincoln Ellis residence 900 East Fifteenth street on Thanksgiving Thursday evening. The bride is daughter of H D Birkheimer of the city and the groom runs a grocery business in East Sedalia. Friends extend best wishes to the couple.

Will Baumgarten Deila Birkheimer J. Lincoln Ellis East Fifteenth Street H. D. Birkheimer Baumgarten East Sedalia

Strikes Hit Western Smelter in Iola Kansas

Two hundred workers at the Western Smelter of New Jersey Zinc in Iola Kansas walked off the job seeking higher pay. The walkout left about 600 fellow employees unemployed and an early settlement is expected.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Iola, Kas Western Smelter of New Jersey Zinc Company

Denver gift to Roosevelt a four and a half ounce gold heart

A gold heart weighing four and a half ounces, funded by penny contributions from 8 000 Denver residents, is being taken to Washington to present to President Roosevelt in thanks for his role in securing peace between Russia and Japan.

Washington Denver Roosevelt Russia Japan

Show Girl Florence Johnson Taken Ill at Huckins Hotel

Miss Florence Johnson a chorus girl with the Holy Toity company was taken to Maywood hospital this morning after falling ill at the Huckins hotel last night The troupe played at the new theatre yesterday and last night.

Florence Johnson Hoily Toity Company New Theatre Maywood Hospital Miss Johnson Huckins Hotel

Golf season closed at Sedalia Country Club tournament

The handicap golf event at Sedalia Country Club yesterday drew thirty contestants despite cold weather. Harry B. Finke won the cup with 44, Prof. G. V. Buchanan placed second with 45, and Finke’s handicap was 14 while Buchanan’s was 22. J. W. Mellor tied for third with Dr. W. M.

Sedalia Country Club Harry B. Finke G. V. Buchanan Mr. Finke Prof. Buchanan J. W. Mellor W. M

Police Halt Unemployed Parade in London

London December first police refused to permit a parade of the unemployed. A mass meeting followed with violent speeches denouncing the government.

Scripps-McRae Press_Association London

Sedalia golf club ends season with Thanksgiving tournament

Carter led with a 15 handicap as cold weather kept many from playing yet thirty completed the nine holes. The event was a four hand event and drew interest. The club plans monthly tournaments next season starting in June while the active season ends with the Thanksgiving tournament.

Carter Sedalia Prac

Disgraced Captain Berry Ends His Life in Vancouver

Captain Alga P. Berry shot himself in Vancouver Washington after a general court martial found him guilty of intoxication in command of a transport and conduct unbecoming an officer. The West Point graduate left a will to his wife and mother. His wife, daughter of Brigadier General Bainbridge, had left the area last week. Berry previously lived in Kansas.

Berry West Point Buford Captain Berry A. H. Bainbridge Washington, D. C Kansas

Engineer and Fireman Die in Central Railroad Wreck

Wilkesbarre Pa Dec 1 A Central railway of New Jersey derailed at Stony Point last night killing Engineer Detro and Fireman Lei bert and seriously injuring several others. The engine combination car and day coach plunged down an embankment.

Central Railway of New Jersey Stony Point Detro Leibert

Gas explosion kills woman. husband badly burned at Fort Scott

Fort Scott Kansas December 1 Mrs FE Mer Reid was killed in a natural gas explosion that also badly burned her husband who was injured while trying to rescue her.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Fort Scott Kas Femer Reid Reid

Condition of the Sick Improves Reported in Sentinel

Mrs. Fred Etzbach, noted as ill in the Sentinel, is resting better today with slight improvement. Mr. Henry Schnare, who arrived home from Texas, is also reported better after illness.

Fred Etzbach The Sentinel Henry Schnare Texas

Oldest Unmarried Woman Dies at 101 in Kokomo

Eliza Williams, aged 101, died in Kokomo Indiana. She remained single to care for her mother who died at 80.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Kokomo Ind Eliza Williams

Spellmeyer and Franklin Wed by Judge Parsons

Louis A. Spellmeyer of Sedalia and Dorothy V. Franklin of Cole Camp were married by Probate Judge Parsons this morning in his office at the courthouse.

Louis A. Spellmeyer Sedalia Dorothy V. Franklin Cole Camp Parsons Court House

Box Social For St Patrick's Church At Clifford Home

A box social will be held Saturday evening December 9 at the home of Mike Clifford Jr three and one half miles southeast of the city to benefit St Patrick's church.

Mike Clifford, Jr St. Patrick’s Church

Criterion Club Dance at Liberty Park Hall

The Criterion club dance at Liberty Park Hall drew a large crowd of young people for a lively evening. The event was widely enjoyed, with a festive atmosphere and spirited dancing throughout the night.

Criterion Club Liberty Park Hall

Mrs Will Brummer Leaves Maywood Hospital

Mrs Will Brummer, who had been at Maywood hospital for an operation, was able to go to her home this morning.

Will Brummer Maywood Hospital

Wentworth Military Downs Kemper in Thanksgiving Thriller

A crowd of about 2,500 watched Wentworth Military Academy defeat Kemper Military School 6 to 0 on Sedalia’s Liberty Park. The lone Wentworth TD came late in the second half after hard line play and a strong backfield drive.

Liberty Park Lexington Boonville Sands Wentworth Kemper Emery Joe Elliott Egan Fish Hargis Dorland Elliott Craig Lucas

Football lineup and game time details reported

The roster lists players Ladd Little Long Carey Craig Center Left Guard Left Tackle Cockrell Watkins Browning Left End Clare Quarter Back Lucas Fgan Fish Richt Halfback Elliott Joe Le't Halfback Hargus Captain Emery Captain Fullback Dorl Dr F R Morey Mr Hamilton as referee umpire with C Baker and Dr Ed L Moore timekeepers. Thirty five minute halves were played.

Alcoholic medicines taxed as patent remedies begin December

Washington dispatch reports that starting today all alcoholic beverages sold as patent medicines fall under taxation. Every manufacturer with high alcohol content must pay a special rectifier tax and retailers must remit liquor dealer’s tax. The order follows a ruling by Internal Revenue Commissioner John W. Yerkes and will be enforced strictly.

Washington John W. Yerkes Internal Revenue

Tragic Gas Leak Cripples Kansas Family

In Iola Kansas a 3 year old boy died from natural gas asphyxiation as his father and two other family members, plus a boarder, were left in critical condition after a gas leak. The sister found them unconscious in bed while preparing Thanksgiving dinner.

Scripps-McKae Press Association Ioa Kan James Brown Joohn Martin Brown Wewless

McVey and Maroney wed in quiet Thanksgiving ceremony

Mr Cy McVey and Miss Mary Maroney were married Thanksgiving evening at St Patrick's church in Sedalia. The ceremony was private with only close relatives, followed by a reception at the bride's parents home on East Broadway. The bride is a Sedalia High School 1901 graduate and the groom works as a machinist at the Missouri Pacific shops. guests sent gifts of fine china and other valuables.

Cy” McVey Mary Maroney Fr. McNamee St. Patrick’s Church East Fourth Street Clara Maroney Reuben McVey East Broadway McVey Missouri Pacific Sedalia

Grand jury does not indict in Kynon college incident

Mount Vernon Ohio December 1 The Knox county grand jury adjourned without finding in the case of S I Pierson a Kenyon College student killed by a train while awaiting initiation into a fraternity and reportedly tied to the track by fellow students as part of the initiation rituals

Scripps-McRae Press Association Mount Vernon Ohio Knox County Grand Jury S. I. Pierson Kenyon College

Child Dies of Scarlet Fever Near Beaman

Lorine Lotspeich, four years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lotspeich, died Thursday from scarlet fever two miles east of Beaman. Burial was held this morning at Olive Branch cemetery.

Lorine William Lotspeich Beaman Olive Branch

Traitor Anthony Martin expelled after Kemper signals exposed

Sensation at Kemper Military School in Boonville as Anthony Martin, once a football player, betrays teammates by sending Kemper signals to Prof Hoge of Wentworth Military Academy. He is chased by students, given police protection in a bank, and expelled before boarding a train to Quincy Illinois.

Anthony Martin Kemper Prof Hoge Wentworth Military Academy Martin Captain Johnston Kemper School Boonville Wich Quincy Til

Weather forecast by phone for Western New England farmers

Farmers in Western Massachusetts Southern New Hampshire and Vermont will receive free daily weather forecasts by telephone. The service began at 10 a m with a general signal and the central office operator reading the forecast to subscribers.

Springfield Mass Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont

Northwestern Rhodesia Joins Union

Capetown date line reports Northwestern Rhodesia joins the South African Customs Union with Basutoland and Bechuanaland Protectorate, gaining Union preference for British goods. Articles 14 and 15 of the customs convention will apply, reflecting provisions to meet Southern Rhodesia requirements.

Capetown Northwestern Rhodesia South African Customs Union Basutoland Bechuanaland

Supt Finneys New Boy Born Today In City

Born this morning to N J Finney and wife of 922 West Sixth street a son. The child will be named Charles Grandison Finney in honor of his paternal great grandfather a pioneer Ohio Methodist minister and former Oberlin College president.

N. J. Finney West Sixth Street Charles Grandison Finney Ohio Oberlin College

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Exchange Telegraph Company Empire Missouri Kansas City Henry Wol Man Beloit, Wis Herman Rei Mer Edward Cudahy Congressman Kennedy Catholic Church Wed Ding Packer University of Michigan Chicago Dan Clark Michigan Himsel Clark SHOW Harry Finke Esting Vancouver, Wash Alga P. Berry Vancouver Scripps-Mcine Press Association Wilkesbarre the Flyer Judge Parsons Criterion Club Dance Kemper Military Sedoux Athletic Club Ladd Long Carey Craig Cockrell Watkins Browning Clare Grand Jury Rhodesia UNION Finney
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