Railroad Hospital Arrivals and Injuries Report
A list of railroad workers with injuries and illnesses includes C E Reichart Par sons contusion of left ring and middle fingers J O O Storms Erie Kas laceration of left leg M B Custin Denison rheumatism J M Dean Hillsboro influenza Jas Ragsdale Sedalia severe laceration of right forearm Jim Caton Denison extra gang William Bryan McBaine conjunctivitis L R Watson Denison nasal catarrh W S Shepard Sedalia amputation of two joints right ring finger and multiple finger fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Reichart
Parsons
J. O. O. Storms
Erie
Kas
M. B. Custin
Denison
J. M. Dean
Bridge Gang
Hillsboro
Jas
Ragsdale
Jim Caton
Extra Gang
William Bryan
McBaine
L. R. Watson
W.S. Shepard
Shopman
Station News and Local Rail Work Update
Missouri Pacific brakeman layoffs and a Katy engineer taking a vacation are noted alongside a gang laying new ties at Missouri Pacific shops. A Katy car repairer named Williams is sought for alleged assault, while new coal chutes are installed at the Missouri Pacific shops and repairs proceed amid pending meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Ae Shugart
William Lewis
Katy
C. E. Games
Missouri Park
Lulu McConnnell
Lulu Breeding
Hannibal
George McConnell
W.B. Patterson
Muskogee
W. P. Sledd
Dallas
Dennis Kilty
Denison
Dan Ryan
Ft.Worth
Parsons
Wm. Walker
Marshall
Col
A. L Strang
New York
Sedalia
Miami
Building Department
A. Upschulte
Frisco Line Services Link Lead District with Stage Connections
Daily stage service is arranged between Chadwick Forsyth and Lead Hill and between Eureka Springs Yellville via Belleville Green Forest Harrison and Powell. Stages connect with Frisco through trains, offering convenient access to the Lead field region. Descriptive literature with rates and schedules available from Frisco representatives or Bryan Snyder, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Forsyth
Lead Hill
Eureka Springs
Yellville
Belville
Green Forest
Harrison
Powell
Frisco Line
Bryan Snyder
St. Louis
Wallace and Co Glass Blowers Offer Free Engraved Glasses
Wallace and Co located at 406 Ohio Street will stay through the week, giving every visitor a handsome glass souvenir or a free engraved name glass. Admission is 10 cents for all. The shop is opposite the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace & Co
Ohio Street
Ohio
Court House
Christmas Souvenir Sale At Capital Tea Store
The Capital Tea Store announces a Christmas Souvenir Sale on Saturday advertised as the greatest event in its history. Promises special deals and festive items for shoppers.
Counterfeit Dollar Case Involving Two Boys
Frank Jackson and Jim Williams attempted to pass a counterfeit dollar to Henry Blatterman for whisky. Night Chief Jackson confiscated the coin. the boys were later arrested. Jackson confessed to finding the bill but would offer conflicting stories. Williams remained silent. They head to Clinton for trial tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jackson
Jim Williams
Henry Blatterman
Jackson
U. S
McKenna
Williams
Reform School
Clinton
Cons Store Closes as Tailor Cox Exits Sedalia
Frank H Cox, owner of a gents and merchant tailoring shop at 219 Ohio Street, closes his business after about three months. Goods to be shipped back to wholesale houses. Cox may relocate to Washington DC. Backman's Glass Blowers arrive, announce a week of performances featuring glassblowing and related demonstrations at 305 Ohio Street opposite Cannon's Grand Central, admission 10 cents. Glass artists give away wares as souvenirs. show runs 7 PM to 5 PM. Also offered: five room house for sale on Vermont Street near car line with ample trees and improvements, price 900 dollars, terms part cash and eight dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H Cox
Ohio Street
Mr. Cox
Washington, D. C
Backman
Cannon
Grand Central
Vermont Street
Vermont St
Sedalia
Dr Jones Recovers at Home in Perry Okla
Dr. Fred Jones, accidentally shot at Pleasant Green, has recovered enough to return home to Perry Oklahoma today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jones
Pleasant Green
Perry, Okla
Warrant Issued for Joe Taylor on Desertion Charge
A warrant has been issued for Joe Taylor, described as a colored man, who is charged with deserting his child. The Tuesday SENTINEL reported the case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Taylor
Sentinel
Hole in the Walk At Ohio Street Accident
George Donnellan a drug clerk at the M K T hospital fell through a coal hole on Ohio street in front of the Golden Rule store Sunday night. Drs Cole and Yancey found he had scraped his shins and ruined a new pair of trousers. This is the second accident at the same spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Donnellan
Ohio Street
Golden Rule
Partnership Formed Over Bird Dog Named Ours
Charles Cullom and E B Quisenberry formed a partnership after a bird dog given by a drummer arrived with $4.20 in express charges. Cullom, who had called the dog Smine, renamed it Ours and admitted Mr Q into the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cullom
E. B. Quisenberry
Cullom
Coal heats in Broadway school cellar scare
Janitor Chapman spotted smoke from the Broadway schools cellar last week as stored coal darkened and heated raising danger of a spontaneous blaze. Students studied unaware while the janitor prevented alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Chapman
Pettis County Rabbit Hunt Supports Provident Association
The third annual Pettis county rabbit hunt aims to benefit the Provident association of St. Louis. Citizens organize neighborhood hunts and Sedalia will dispatch nim rods to collect rabbits. Send rabbits to Sedalia on Wednesday the 20th. Missouri Pacific railroad will transport them free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County
Roth
Provident Association of
Ram's Horn Publisher to Lecture at First M. E. Church
Mr H P Brown publisher of the Ram's Horn will lecture at the First M. E. Church this evening after arriving at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H P. Brown
M. E. Church
Paradis Resumes Beef Roasts as Leading Special
The Sentinel reports Joe Paradis resumes beef roasts as a top specialty with plans to procure choicer meats this season. He seeks first trial orders to secure permanent customers and offers free city delivery by phone 120. Paradis selects all meat and provides fresh daily choices including spare ribs pork sausage beef steaks veal lamb pork and brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Joe Paradis
Paradis
Mr. Paradis
News Notes and Local Deaths in Clifton Area
Mrs. C H Garton of St Louis visits Mrs M Garton near Forest Park. Fannie Moore aged 63 dies Sunday of pneumonia four miles south of Clifton City. Funeral 3 p.m. Monday. Monroe Banks McClure injured when a tree fell on him west of Georgetown while chopping. Pallbearers at Timothy Gallivan’s funeral included M McGinley M Murphy Wm Sheahan Jerry Dan Sullivan and Jno Donnahue. Branch 139 C K and L of A elected officers led by Mrs J D Murphy president and others. Sheriff Guthrie of Cairo Illinois and a colored prisoner captured at Layton Kansas for murder with $100 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Moore
Clifton City
Monroe (Banks) McClure
Georgetown
M. McGinley
M. Murphy
Wm. Sheahan
Jerry
Dan Sullivan
Jno
Donnahue
Timothy Gallivan
J. D. Murphy
H. J. McGowan
James F.glass
Abbie
Gutherie
Cairo
Layton
Kas
No Time Like the Present Coal Order Ad
The Stanley Coal Co urges customers to order winter coal now to lock in prices before daily increases. They offer hard and soft coal and promise prompt, satisfactory delivery from their yard at 525 East Second Street and telephone 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Coal CO
East Second Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Railroad News
Arkansas
Capital Tea Store
Cons Store
Dr. Jones
Oder
Os Bo Saad
Padua
Sedalia Hardware &Racer Company
South Side Square
Gannon
Broadway School
Ram’s Horn
E. E. McClellan
Mrs. C. H. Garton
Mrs. M. Garton
Forest Park
Bonner
J. F. Glass
Chas. McAuliffe
James Green
T. Collins
Sterling Silver
Bichsel Bros
Wm. Courtney’s
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