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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1901

Page

9

East St Louis rail yard foreman Peter Lesch killed by footpads

Peter Lesch yardmaster for the Big Four railroad in East St. Louis was found on Cahokia creek trestle with a crushed skull. Assailants placed his body on the tracks to imply a train death. Robbers likely took $90 salary and a gold watch. Lesch, about 40, lived at 2838 Park Ave, St. Louis, and is not expected to recover.

Lesch St. Louis Peter Lesch Big Four Railroad East St. Louis Cahokia Creek Broad Way Kurrus Henrietta Hospital J. L. Wiggins

Christmas Dinner Menu by Landlord J C Shelton

Landlord J C Shelton of the Elks offers a Christmas dinner bill of fare for Wednesday. The menu lists Blue points on half shell, Oyster soup, Baked Red Snapper a la Italian, Boiled White Fish a la Maitre d Hotel, Christmas Beef with croquettes, stuffed turkey giblet sauce, saddle of Southdown mutton with currant jelly, relishes, caviar, olives, chow chow, oyster sauce, pickles, hot entrees including shoulder of wild squirrel a la Chipotato, boeuf, and pastas, followed by vegetables, desserts, fruits and beverages in a substantial all day spread.

J. C. Shelton the Elks

ENORMOUS TIAI HAAD EARNINGS TEN MILLIONS IN EXTENSIONS

Railroad news notes vast gains for Haad earnings and plans to extend lines in Oklahoma and surrounding territory. Includes items on personals improvements incidents and accidents as well as hospital arrivals.

Santa Fe's Big Locomotive Built For Mountain Service

New York reports the American Locomotive company delivered the largest engine to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe for mountain service. The 275000 pound locomotive has ten driving wheels and was completed at the Schenectady plant. The Interstate Commerce Commission filed figures showing railroads earned 426,909,210 in passenger and 1,114,740,770 in freight amid total gross receipts of 1,578,164,205 for the year ending June 30 1901.

New York American Locomotive Company Schnectady Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Mountain District

Oklahoma Lines Planned By Missouri Kansas & Texas

Guthrie area chartered to build three lines in Oklahoma totaling about 210 miles at an estimated cost of 10 million dollars. Routes run from Guthrie to Stevens near the M K T line, Oklahoma City to Logan or Lincoln counties, and a Osage nation link to M K T near Wybar. Directors include F N Fin. Railroads face fraud case with insufficient evidence for conviction.

Guthrie Missouri Kansas & Texas Raiload Company Missouri, Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad Company Oklahoma Osage Reservation Missouri, Kansas & Texas Stevens, I. T Oklahoma City Logan Lincoln County Osage Nation Wybark I. T St. Louis New Yark F. N. Fin

Will Sells Nor Known Parents Sues for Inheritance

Long report ties Willie Sells the famous bareback rider to a contested will. A foster-son suit seeks nullification of Mrs. Sells last will and a $75,000 judgment, plus the return of diamonds worth 3730, alleging misused funds and hidden parentage. Other items note forged tickets, a baby abandoned on a Katy train, and Christmas programs.

Allan Sells Sells Bros.’ Circus Willie Sells Sells Bros America Europe Sells

Corn razors line at Bard's Drug Store

Bard's Drug Store features a full line of corn razors for foot comfort. The display highlights various styles and prices, inviting customers to choose based on need.

Bard’s

Alvin Joslin to Headline Christmas Matinee at Opera House

The rural drama Alvin Joslin will be the attraction at the opera house Christmas matinee and night on December 25. The production promises a fresh take with new stage and scenic effects, competent company, and lavish expense. Key scenes include a Brooklyn bridge moonlight view, a Baxter Street thieves den, a Bowery concert hall, and the Grand Central depot.

Alvin Joslin Opera Atlantic Pacific New York City Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn Baxter Street Bowery Concert Hall Grand Central Depot

Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad

An advertisement promoting Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry offers quality launder ing services and fair wages, inviting customers to call for any kind of laundering needs.

lLongan Sedalia Steam Laundry

Christmas Services at St Pauls Lutheran Church

St Pauls Lutheran will hold two Christmas services in German with the parochial school. Morning service at 10 and evening at 7:30. Program by Prof A Graebner features Old Testament prophecies and their fulfillment in Jesus Christ, plus carols. Visitors welcome.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Santa Claus Brick Chimmey A. Graebner Christ Jesus of Nazareth

Shackelford's Successor to be Named by April Primaries

Editor J B Wolfe reported from Huckins that Thomas Mahan chair of the congressional committee for the Eighth district has called primaries on April 5 to nominate a successor to Hon D W Shackelford. Shackelford will likely run again and Squire Turner of Columbia is mentioned as a possible candidate.

J. B. Wolfe California Mo Huckins Boonville Thomas Mahan Congressional Committee of Eigth District D. W. Shackelford Shackelford Squire Turner Columbia

Library to Close Early for Christmas Eve

The public library will close at 8 o clock this evening for Christmas and reopen Thursday morning at 9 o clock.

Local names appear in fragmentary list from Milwaukee to Guthrie

Fragmentary OCR reads names including James Hager man, St Louis, W Van Riper, H M Flint, J B Barnes, Horace Speed, John N Scothorn and John Devereux with Guthrie, suggesting a roster or list in a Milwaukee to Guthrie context.

Man St. Louis W. van Riper H. M Flint J. B. Barnes New York Horace Speed John N. Scothorn John Devereux Guthrie

Death of Ralph L Madison prompts railroad signal blame

A coroner's jury found Missouri Pacific at fault for inadequate signals after Ralph Leroy Madison 28 was killed when a Wabash engine hit a caboose in Kansas City yards. The collision occurred as the Missouri Pacific trains failed to send a flagman. Madison worked as a stenographer in the Missouri Pacific freight office. his brother Charles is a lawyer who faced two suits against the railroad.

Ralph Leroy Madison Missouri Pacific Railroad Madison Independence Kansas City Wabash Yards Missouri Pacific Charlies C. Madison Kansas City World

Large verdict in Wolf-Goldman damage suit against Iron Mountain

In Newport the jury awarded Wolf-Goldman Mercantile and 21 insurers $124,738.01 plus interest for a cotton storage fire at Union compress caused by sparks from Iron Mountain engines. The trial, held since December 9, is among Arkansas history’s largest jury awards. Plaintiffs sought $1,170,000 for 2768 bales burned April 24, 1900, alleging the Best Feed and Livery barn fires spread to the compress.

Little Rock Ark Wolf-Goldman Mercantile Company Iron Mountain Railroad Company Newport Union Compress Iron Mountain

Deserved Christmas Present Mentioned in Sedalia Visit

J. H. Hill longtime Katy secretary now GM of Galveston and Houston traveled through Sedalia with his daughter Miss Marion on the way home from St. Louis. E N Pace MKT assistant ticket agent at Parsons was notified yesterday of his appointment.

J. H. Hill Cross Katy Galveston & Houston Galveston Texas Sedalia Miss Marion St. Louis E. N. Pace Parsons

Sedalia Steam Laundry Promotes Better Shirt Care

The Sedalia laundry at 216 Lamine Street advertises its careful laundering process for shirts collars and cuffs claiming lengthened life. Two phone lines 154 offer laundering services.

Sedalia Lamine Street

Dr Robinson Visited Joplin. Nevada Asylum Leader

Dr J F Robinson superintendent of the Nevada asylum, visiting Joplin from Neosho, has led the institution since 1893. He notes the facility is at capacity but expects relief once a $25,000 Missouri legislature appropriation is utilized by Sacred Heart Branch No 157, Knights and Ladies of America. Omer J Thomas and wife of Cole Camp Mo. plan to relocate to Los Angeles.

Dr. Robinson Robinson Missouri Sacred Heart Branch No Catholic Knights and Ladies of America Fr. S. Neiberg Omer J. Thomas Cole Camp Los Angeles Cal

Coldicure Ad Praises Cough Medicine From Bard Drug

An advertisement from W. E. Bard Drug Company promotes Coldicure as the best cough medicine. The note highlights its use for relief and positions Bard as the supplier of this remedy.

W. E. Bard Drug Company

Election of Officers at St Vincent de Paul Council 1902

St Vincent de Paul Council No. 38 Knights of Father Matthew elects officers for 1902 Rev Fr D Healy spiritual adviser P S Curran chief sir knight Samuel Otis deputy chief sir knight H B McCubbin secretary R D McCubbin financial secretary John Cunningham banker W J Redding marshal C H Dunlap and Michael Clifford trustees Dr M T Collins medical examiner.

St. Vincent de Paul Council Knights of Father Matthew D. Healy P. S. Curran Knight Samuel Otis H. B. McCubbin R. D. McCubbin John Cunningham W. J. Redding C. H. Dunlap Michael Clifford

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Rudders Peter Lenuhl J. K. Lesch Pany Huckins Hotel Will Cloney Philosopher Sutton Vane Donazettas Acro Bard’s Drug Store D’ Hotel Kentucky Charlotte Russe RATY Oklahoma and Territory Santa FE Washington, D. C Commerce Commission On the Income The United Pas Senger NEW Oklahoma Lines Missouri, Kansas Will Topeka, Kas Er. S. Jewett Charlie Knowlton South McAlester Knowlton South McAllester South Canadian Parsons Sun Shawnee Hos Pital Tion Jasper County Coun Christmas Entertainment German Evangelical Church Pfeiffer Angels Gustav Paffrath Helen Simon Agnes Langehaus Frieda Berlin Agnes Zimmermann Emma Berlin Elisa Becker Fritz Fred Boeck Fred Zimmermann Joe Botz Frieda Bell Loper Gustav Yunker Marguerite Walch Marguerite Ludemann Marguerite Schraenkler Clara Boeck Louisa Ko Brock, Aletta Binder Carl Schrader Clara Yunker Minnie Egdorff Minnie Schultz Lily Hailer Bertha Beyeler Charlie Pfuhl Ben Yunker Lottie Langehaus Felix Becker Minnie Yunker Rev. Pfeiffer ST. Pauls Ralph L. Madison Joplin Nevada Asylum Joplin Globe-Democrat J. F. Robinson Nevada Neosho Sacred Heart Branch Helen Berry Mary E. Condon Financial Sec Retary B. Burrowes Hermenia Imhauser Sentinel M. T. Collins Councils M.T. Collins
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