06 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
1
An engineer was touched for 34 or related charge as burglars ransacked the residence of Frank Raymond located at 1117 East Broadway.
The residence of Frank Raymond an engineer for Missouri Pacific at 1117 East Broadway was broken into last night with $42 stolen. Entry came by cutting a glass window and unlocking the latch. Thieves searched the second floor took Raymond’s trousers and a money stash, then locked the house again. Police were notified but no clue found.
Russell camp No 2065 of the M W A last night elected officers including John W Murphy W C John Lankenau W A Cc F Ernst banker F L Ludeman clerk J D Meyer escort S O Denton watchman S M Hodges sentry W C Overstreet G A Cohen physicians Managers S R Cameron Noah Shear Officers to be installed at the first January meeting night.
George Lemon, once dangerously ill with typhoid fever, is reported to be considerably improved. The attending physician says he will be able to sit up Friday.
The Girls' Friendly Society of this city is purchasing and preparing twenty four dolls to present to underprivileged children of the city on Christmas Eve.
Dr. B. W. Harris of Georgetown is reported seriously ill with scarlet fever, prompting medical attention and concern in the community.
Our prices are adjusted to the quality of our work. We pay good wages to good people for good work. And we have to eat something, too. Call on us when you want any kind of laundering done.
The snow that fell Wednesday night and Thursday morning is described as beneficial for wheat and pasture and will contribute to the water supply.
A brief item promotes Coldicure as a leading cough remedy from W. E. Bard Drug Company highlighting its sales and trusted brand status in local ads.
A man fell on the pavement on Lamine street this morning and broke his leg. The leg was wooden.
A Sedalia laundry advertises shirt and collar washing at 216 Lamine Street with two phone numbers for contact, urging customers to try their steam laundering process.
The Cincinnati Times-Star reports that the S. R. O. sign was conspicuously displayed at both performances of A Thoroughbred, indicating sold out shows.
An expected large audience will attend Tuesday evening to see Sol Smith Russell perform A Poor Relation. The role of Noah Vale is praised for its blend of pathos and comedy amid the character's trials.
A Washington special to the Press reports Rear Admiral Schley was found at fault on five counts by the court of inquiry. The panel allegedly ruled against him for delay off Cienfuegos misrepresentation on coal at Key West disobedience of orders in the retrograde movement failure to destroy the Colon and conduct unbecoming an officer in the Schley Hodgson dispute. Confirmation could not be verified by the Associated Press.
Attorney F A Sampson of this city yesterday presented a paper on Glimpses of Old Missouri From Explorers and Travelers before the State Historical Society in Columbia.
Sheldon Coon of Montana, visiting his parents near Warsaw, was arrested Monday on charges connected to the robbery of S. L. Lindsey who had planned to accompany him to the West.
A display of manicure scissors is shown at Bard’s drug store in a tidy lineup. The image highlights precision tools for personal grooming, inviting customers to compare handles and blade styles.
William Craig fell about twenty feet when a stepladder broke yesterday afternoon. He sustained serious bruises and was taken for treatment.
Bard’s Drug Store offers Everything for the manicure or toilet as a compact local shopping note highlighting available personal care items and grooming supplies for customers seeking convenient, one stop access.
The Carmen's union plans a social during their regular meeting Saturday evening. It invites members and note details of time and venue are forthcoming.
Local notes indicate Sam Chun was seen bagging quail near Knob Noster as officials monitor hunting activity in the area.
Missouri secretary of state Sam B. Cook traveled through Sedalia with Lon Hickman and a Jefferson City official. He downplayed the Cardwell incident as minor while calling the Hitchcock Kerens feud a Republican menace. A party observer predicted Cook would succeed Dockery as governor.
Sedalia council No 485 of the National Union elected officers including President S H Olmstead Vice President W A Fast Ex President Lou Bernstein Secretary W E McVey Treasurer W T Tewmey Speaker W H Bartle Sergeant A Russell Doorkeeper B F Sanford Trustees Morris Harter Chris Eckhoff C C Lawson Medical Examiners Dr George McNeil W J Ferguson Financial secretary and usher posts deferred. Three membership applications were received.
The First Christian church hosts a day of meals and a concert by class No 18 led by Rev. Fannon. A supper from 5 30 to 8 and a luncheon at noon precede a free evening program featuring Mrs Carrie Farwell Voorhees Miss Anna Hough Prof H W Steininger and Prof O H Tiede. Refreshments before the concert cost ten cents.
J. M. Logan his wife and daughter Miss Frankie and wid Logan returned from Leavenworth Kansas where their son Wid Logan joined them. Wid has returned and is now connected with C. A. Baum's commission house. Friends welcome him back.
The Pettis Benton and Morgan county churches of the Lutheran Missouri synod will meet with Rev. Siving's congregation at Lincoln December 13 16 inclusive. Rev. Bundenthal of this city will attend and.
The preacher will read a paper on the Epistle of Titus and deliver the confession sermon on Sunday morning December 15.
Miss Agnes Frizzell of Fort Smith Arkansas sues J Cullen Root sovereign commander of the Woodmen of the World for $50,000 damages in federal court. The libel action stems from a Tidings Omaha lodge paper article linking her to the removal and destruction of a grave tombstone erected by the order for a friend.
A group of Warsaw gentlemen, friends of commission man C A Raum, and successful traders in grain stocks and provisions, surprised Raum yesterday with a beautiful diamond ring of exceptional calibre for the time and region.
Partly cloudy with a threatening feel tonight and Saturday, temperatures rising tonight as conditions turn warmer.
During a Sedalia circuit court session Frank Hughes administrator revived Peter Arben vs City of Sedalia, then refused to plead and the case was dismissed. Willie Q Witt obtained a divorce from Hiter Witt with her maiden name Willie White restored. Ada Crenshaw also granted a divorce on a sensational petition. Morris & Shultz vs George Harlan jury awarded the plaintiff the full amount.
George R. Keister left for Ennis Texas to accompany his daughter Mrs. McFarland and her children who will live with him. Mrs McFarland's husband, a freight conductor, was recently killed in a wreck.
Sheriff Dillard came back from Jefferson City after placing Frank Williams in the penitentiary following sentencing.
Ritchie Tent No 152 of the Knights of the Maccabees will elect officers at its meeting next Thursday night.
Clinton city officials debate the meaning and location of a parish building site while residents voice concerns about zoning and public use. Council members argue over boundaries and plans amid growing civic interest.
The Clinton council debated Sunday commerce after a Ministers' Alliance resolution. Mayor and marshal discussed enforcing limits while a city attorney will study legal reach. the mayor claimed sole police control and suggested prosecutions only on valid complaints.
Justice Rogers slipped on the court house stairs and suffered a severe cut under his right eye. The injury causes him pain, and he plans to travel to Terra Haute, Indiana, in a few weeks to visit his daughter for a couple of weeks.
The Queen City Dancing club will hold a business session Sunday afternoon to recruit new members and conduct routine club business.
Ritchie tent of Maccabees hosted a fine entertainment and dance at their hall Thursday night. Attendance was good.
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