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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1899

Page

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Good Road Meeting Shapes Missouri Road Districts

Judge O Neal and Surveyor George F Reed reported to the county court on the state industrial association meeting in Sedalia. North central prairie counties favor the new road law with plans to form a single road district per township and county courts to establish districts in January. Reed, elected vice president, urges another convention of county judges surveyors and bridge builders to study road improvements and curb criminal fees.

O’neal George F. Reed State Industrial Association Sedalia Springfield Leader-Democrat Missouri O'Neal Reed Public Treasury

Four Battles Mark End of Paraded War Service

Oscar Simmens and George Donnell of Cole Camp enlisted in Company 15 U S Service at Sedalia May 16 1898 and were discharged at Iloilo Panay Island August 23 1899 after one year three months seven days in service. They fought in four battles including Manila August 13 1893 and battles at Jaro and Iloilo plus Manila layovers before returning home to Kansas City and Cole Camp. Deputy Constable Tom Gresham now uses a blackened timepiece with brass case after once owning an open faced silver watch.

Oscar Simmens George Donnell Cole Camp U. SS. Regular Army Sedalia Iloilo Panay Island Manila Jaro United States Kansas City Tom Gresham

Gresham Accosts Stranger for Time Trade

Gresham accosted a stranger about a month ago seeking the time. The deputy constable watched as the stranger showed a gold-colored watch and agreed to a sight unseen trade. The incident is noted, and Gresham is sometimes late when going on bum-hunting expeditions as police watch him.

Gresham

Benton County Prospectors Face Labor Shortage and High Wages

Prospectors in Benton county seek a score or more as miners, but securing hands proves the major hurdle. Wages reach 1.40 per day or more yet workers flock to town after short stints. A miner notes crews work briefly then abandon to town for days. Rumor suggests plans to electrify lines to reach mining districts.

Benton County

Increase in Ore Shipments Reported in St Louis

In St. Louis last week 6091 tons of lead sold for 202773 dollars, with an increase of 316 tons of zinc and 60 tons of lead and a value rise of 43225 over the preceding period. Year over year tonnage rose 1354 tons zinc 102 tons lead and value 20425. Zinc sold at 30 31 and 32 dollars per ton and lead at 54 dollars per ton.

St. Louis

Protest Against Missouri Pacific Hospital Changes At Kansas City

The Missouri Pacific plans to abandon its Kansas City hospital and centralize services at St Louis, prompting employee protests and a New York committee seeking reversal. Kansas City leaders call the move unfair to the city and to railway workers amid lease constraints through June 1. A resolution at the Commercial Club cites central hospital access and potential profit motives behind Dr. Outten’s plan.

Missouri Pacific Kansas City The Kansas City World New York Geo. Gould Wm. Barton Commercial Club St. Louis Barton Missouri Pacific Hospital Outten

Mrs Skinner Captures Rare Bald Eagle Near Carrollton

Mrs Skinner living on the Waken da captured an eight foot bald eagle after a lake chase. A dog tried to seize the bird but the eagle fought back with talons. Mrs Skinner covered the bird with a blanket, brought it to town, and sold it to Tr. E. Willis for exhibition.

Carrollton Tr. E. Willis

Moon and Welch in West Main scrap leads to arrests

R C Moon and John Welch fought on West Main. Moon bears a black eye while Welch has a head wound. Moon faced assault with intent to kill charges later withdrawn, both jailed for disturbing the peace. Welch dismissed, Moon discharged after withdrawing guilty plea. Mr and Mrs J T Merys of Lawrence Kane visit after grandson's death. son W R Merys to return home tonight.

R. C. Moon John Welch West Main Moon Welch Jackson Burr J. T. Merys Lawrence, Kane W. R. Merys

Laborers and Foreman Suffer Lumbago and Orchitis

B Murray of Checotah Otto Schultz of Checotah and W Tilberry of Sedalia suffer lumbago while T W Barrett of Dennison reports orchitis as a dispatcher.

B. Murray Checotah Lumbago Otto Schultz W. Tilberry Sedalia T. W. Barrett Denison Orchitis

Railroad Workers and Local Incidents Reported

C C Lawson returned from Lamont this morning. Missouri Pacific engines 757 and 771 are in shops for repairs and overhaul. Al Reidnour becomes tool man after Chas Newell's death. Katy officials visit Clinton for work while a four-man crew repairs a line between Sedalia and Boonville. Three Missouri Pacific shop employees depart for Hughesville to hunt. Morris Charney sues M K T A for 20000 damages over injuries to his minor son in the yards at Waco. Several patients discharged from M K T hospital this morning.

C. C. Lawson Lamonte Missouri Pacific West End al Reidnour Chas. Newell Baily Katy D. Divers Clinton Sedalia Boonville Harry Martin John Wills George Fletcher Hughesville Waco Tex Morris Charney Hyman Charney Henry Jefferson Hillsboro L. S. van Scoter Parsons R. A. Johnson Smithville W. Thompson Ellsworth Ed Taylor

Monarch Laundry Opens with Steady Trade Growth

A year after beginning operations the Monarch Laundry reports an excellent trade and ongoing growth with improved equipment. The ad promises satisfaction and invites customers to call Wagons call everywhere. Phone 153. Chas Van Antwerpt, proprietor. W.T. Morris, emigration agent for M K T, has re-

Monarch Laundry Chas. van Antwerp

Lincoln stock dealer weds Miss Marble Fields

Mr. William A. Hanes and Miss Marble Fields were married at Rev. Welborn's Lincoln residence on Tuesday afternoon December 12 at 2 o'clock. The ceremony was private and the couple then hosted guests at their furnished home. The Lincoln brass band led a serenade that evening as neighbors celebrated with refreshments and social time.

William A. Hanes Lincoln Marble Fields David E. Fields Benton County Welborn Ilanes The State University Lincoln Brass Band the Sentinel

Backman Glass Blowers Exhibit Draws Crowds at Ohio Street

The second day of shows by Backman Glass Blowers attracted large crowds. The six artist troupe at 305 Ohio Street opposite Cannon's Grand Central presented spinning weaving and blowing glass articles freely to visitors. Admission is ten cents.

Backman Glass Blowers Backman Ohio Street Cannon Grand Central

Santa Claus program at Broadway Presbyterian Sunday school

The Broadway Presbyterian Sunday school will host a Santa Claus and Christmas entertainment at the church on Saturday evening December 23. The program will be led mainly by the children.

Broadway Presbyterian Sunday School

Imperial flour agent visits city from Wichita Kans

Major P. W. Wolfe of Wichita Kansas, agent for Imperial flour, is in the city today.

P. W. Wolfe Wichita Kans Imperial

Will dispute over Mrs Griffith estate lands in Warrensburg

Judge John Montgomery Jr aids the defense in Brooks v Lay over six to seven thousand dollars in property tied to the will of Mrs. E. Griffith. Brooks claims kinship and support from Mrs. Griffith but the will to Mrs. Tompkins, daughter of Dr. S. K. Crawford, stands. The Benton County case draws local attention as witnesses and relations are noted. Brooks once lived with the Griffiths and Tompkins.

John Montgomery, Jr Warrensburg Frank Brooks H. P. Lay Young Brooks Tompkins Brooks Griffith Benton

Notable Window Display at Cannon's Grand Central

A Sedalia holiday showcase in the south window at Cannon's Grand Central draws praise. Artist Jack Benas designed and built the display, featuring rich green holly velvet pillars bright lattice ribbons and numerous items that glow with electric lights at night.

Sedalia Cannon Grand Central Jack Benas

Rails Sale Mixup and Wedding News From Atchison

In Atchison Kansas on December 14 the Missouri Pacific Railway swapped old rails for new rails from a contracted seller at market price and old rails now fetch $3 more per ton than the new rails. In other news the Nautilus club met at R T J hall with sketches on literature and philosophy. Thomas E Randolph and Miss Julia B Jackson wed in Kansas City today, and will reside at 9 Park Place after the new year.

Atchison, Kan Missouri Pacific Railway Nautilus Club R. T. J. Hall Lelia Kidd Dradon George Edmonson Calvin Laura McGowan Corneille Racine F. F Combs Rochefoucauld Margaret Winzenburg la Fontaine Florence Lamy Milton Paradise Lost C. C. Evans Dante Goethe George Edmonson Thomas E. Randolph Julia B. Jackson Kansas City Randolp

German Lutheran schools head receives Canadian call

Henry Koch of the German Lutheran schools has received a call from a Canadian school. The matter will be considered at the next meeting.

Henry Koch Canada

Gaither Fined for Selling Whisky Without License

J H Gaither was fined forty dollars and costs yesterday at Lamonte by Justice W H Anderson for selling whisky without a license. He appealed the judgment. Dick Berry prosecuted.

J. H. Gaither Lamonte W. H. Anderson Dick Berry

Cattle Man Injured After Horse Kick on West Main

Charles Muenstermann of South Sedalia was kicked in the face by a horse on West Main today, suffering a broken nose and other injuries.

Charles Muenstermann South Sedalia West Main

Mrs Kett and daughter Visit Col Tuttle Dresden

Mrs Kett and her daughter of London are guests of Col W F Tuttle in Dresden and will return to Sedalia tomorrow.

Holiday Trade at Boston Store Sedalia

See windows and stock for Christmas gifts at 506 Ohio St Sedalia Mo. Dolls from 1c to $1.48 and up to $3.00, engines and trains, drums, iron horses, purses, rings, buttons, belts, fans, silk, aprons, feather boas, ties, mufflers, shirts, and more.

Boston Ohio St Sedalia

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