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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
4
In a quick sweep of labor history the passage notes frequent disappearances of unions and leaders. Powderly Debs Gompers Shaffer gain brief prominence before upheaval overshadows their days, reflecting pessimism among workingmen about associations and federations.
Several railroad workers listed by name and location include Frank Walker of Lone Will Connors Alvarado and Tye Alvarado. W. Briggs Hillsboro Fred Garison Eric James Rippetoe South McAlester Dawson South McAlester and more. The piece notes leadership remarks by M. Arthur and reports delayed Missouri Pacific passenger No 2. It also covers new Pullman service between St Louis and Frisco and the Denison Bonham line expansion.
Clem Miller has accepted a position as fireman on the west end of the Missouri Pacific. He begins his duties this holiday season and will be stationed at the western division facility.
A colored politician was discharged by Justice Rogers yesterday afternoon after being charged with stealing some underclothes.
Berlin December 20 1910 chronicled a rise in pupil letters to the Kaiser on various topics. The education minister issued a circular urging teachers to curb correspondence with the monarch noting petitions for uniforms weapons and autographs have become a nuisance and will be punished if continued. Akron Ohio December 20 a black man found dead in a Portage barn is thought to have died from a wound in a fight with Barport marshal.
A trimmed hat sale is listed at Mrs J W Mallory’s shop located at 218 Ohio Avenue. The event runs all day Saturday with hats available for purchase.
Representatives of a major New York wholesale jewelry house are in Sedalia for three days at C. H. Bard's Ohio Street store. A full line of fine jewels, diamonds, and gold work is shown and available to Bard's customers. Look for the initials C. B. on nickels.
The Missouri Trust company purchased 80 acres of land north of the colored portion of town for 1000 under a deed of trust. The land belonged to Clark Ritchie.
The Pacific Express company is putting in one of the Queen City companys new pendant telephones as part of an upgrade.
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