23 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1902
Page
1
A brisk catalog of holiday merchandise with discounted coats, dresses, toys, fabrics, and household goods. Items include women and girls wear, fur stoles, umbrellas, shirts, shoes, patterns, blankets, linens, gloves, scarves, and small wares with price ranges from fractions of a dollar to several dollars.
In Fort Smith Arkansas Agnes Frizzell tried to shoot A C Root as witnesses and jurors watched. The gunfire grazed Col Bozzolara and missed Root while a second shooter Mary Frizzell was restrained. Court provided no action yet. Archbishp Temple died in London at 83. Rear Admiral John Merry sues for divorce in Middlesex. A bomb injured cathedral windows in Geneva amid strikes. Dwight Sabin former US Senator dies in Minnesota.
Edgar Reed’s missing companion horse was located today near Otterville, as searchers led by Carl Fuller and John Minemyer continue efforts to locate the boy. Reed joined the Otterville party yesterday, with the search ongoing. Many fire incidents injure several. Beatrice Masonic Temple blaze destroys bank and offices. Otterville and Cincinnati reports accompany the disaster summary.
A man fires at a newspaper editor in a case described as attempted murder. Police report the assailant aimed at the editor and fled the scene after the shooting. The editor is hospitalized. no further injuries reported. Authorities pursue charges against the suspect.
A vintage advertisement for the J. D. Hail Dry Goods Company promoting the Greater Hail Christmas Store product line and seasonal offerings.
Nineteen female workers at the Home Telephone company in Joplin Missouri walked out after four were reportedly discharged for union activity. They petitioned for reinstatement, were refused, and fifteen linemen joined in sympathy, halting work today.
Remains brought here from Warsaw where Capt. A. H. Hackett died suddenly. The funeral train carried the Hackett family and G. Hackett and wife. Services were held at Warsaw and it was unclear if local church services would occur. Grave services planned with decisions awaited Mrs. C. G. Hackett’s arrival.
The M K and T railway will run an extra holiday train No. 2 from the south. It will assemble at Parsons Kansas, reach Sedalia at 8 50 a m and leave at 9 10 a m. It will stop at all intermediate points between Sedalia and Hannibal and Sedalia and St Louis. Regular holiday fares apply.
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