14 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
1
A Pinkerton detective scours Sedalia to prove heirs in an Indiana estate valued around $300,000. He narrows suspects to J. H. Hathaway or Jack Hathaway, both long-ago Sedalia residents, with travels to Green Ridge St. Joseph Warrensburg noted.
Mr. T. M. Chamberlain of Houstonia with son Jason Chamberlain Jr and wife report the elder Chamberlain, ill for some time, is much improved and likely to celebrate his 92nd birthday next Thursday February 20. Jason Jr owns 2000 acres of prime Pettis county land and has been the county’s heaviest real estate taxpayer since Major Gentry’s death.
Captain Holland reports his brother C M Holland survived a dangerous fall when a team slipped near a bluff in Kansas City. One horse was severely injured and another hung suspended but escaped serious harm. The incident followed by a note that Major Edward A Goodwin of the Eighth U S Cavalry will lead the police at the Louisiana Purchase.
The Sedalia Lyceum held its monthly banquet last night at its hall on East Thire street with festive decorations adorning the venue and a program featuring speakers and music observed by members and guests.
Republican and Democratic city central committees reached an agreement to split city offices evenly in the upcoming municipal election. Capt M A Ayres was picked to replace Collector Sheerin, with Ayres joining a Citizens’ ticket draft alongside other party incumbents. A petition plan for ballot placement will be prepared and the Republicans meet next Wednesday to finalize their lineup.
He said his position was vindicated by the decision but would be compelled to drop the question. The statement reflects his stance on continuing the matter despite the ruling.
The Sentinel reports broad support for a Citizens ticket in Sedalia with over fifteen hundred petitioners and backing from leading political workers and prominent business figures. It argues the timing is opportune and division fair, urging adoption in the spring for the city.
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans recalls hosting Prince Henry of Germany aboard the New York during preparations for the prince's New York arrival and the Emperor's yacht launch. Evans recounts a dinner, a tour of the engine room, and a lighthearted exchange about Smithfield ham, highlighting the emperor's interests and camaraderie aboard.
Miss Courtenay Morgan and her husband B N Morgan were at the Huckins this morning en route to Warrensburg where they appear tonight. Mr Morgan was initiated by the Elks at Nevada last night.
R C Dolph a Main street grocer sold his Mt Leonard Saline county shop for cash to C L Hughes who recently traded for the store and moved it to Flor ence Morgan county Hughes has since sold his Flor ence shop in Morgan county to another buyer.
The Tivis heirs appeared yesterday and paid all costs arising from failed attempts to have their father declared of unsound mind.
Sheriff Dillard releases Charles Ford after 47 days for petit larceny Woodson Powell serves 11 days for carrying concealed weapons Ada Burriss completes a two day sentence for disturbing the peace.
The fire department answered an alarm at 1213 South Lamine Street at 8 30 this morning caused by a burning out of a flue at the residence of Fred Buske.
E. J. Hicks of Herndon and Hattie Walker of Lookout have been granted a marriage license by Recorder Looney.
Merchant Policeman John Rogers found a wholesale house door open and ejected two colored men from the third story of the Hoffman building last night, in a brief, local incident.
Mr and Mrs Harvey L Hale announce the birth of their son at their home on 214 West Tenth Street. The newborn joins the Hale family as relatives extend congratulations.
Mrs John McLaughlin entertains a number of friends at her West Broadway residence this afternoon, hosting a social gathering in the parlor and drawing room.
F. E. Hoffman traveled to Versailles this morning to assess and adjust the loss caused by the recent hotel fire.
Graham writes Schley and Santiago to defend Admiral Schley and refute charges from a first court martial. The book, with 500 pages and 50 photographs, draws intense support and faces opposition from Sampson’s allies who fear its impact. Publisher W B Conkey ships copies as orders pour in by mail.
A Bard's Drug Store stocks a full line of corn razors for home use. Local shoppers can find blades, handles, and accessories displayed in the pharmacy aisle. Retailers note steady demand as harvesting season approaches.
Circuit Clerk P H Longan warns non-resident defendants of pending tax suits. Orders of publication raise publisher and sheriff costs totaling twenty dollars or more unless settlement occurs within the week. Also mentions a cold medicine ad and local figure Col Ames of Otterville visiting the city.
Bard's Drug Store promotes Coldicure as a pleasant cough remedy. The advertisement highlights the product's ease of use and claims it cures coughs. It targets local shoppers seeking relief.
In Carthage on February 14 Probate Judge Brown joined Adele Willis of Omaha aged 13 and T. E. Green of Neosho aged 17 in marriage. With parental consent the couple arranged to wed here then proceed to Neosho to start their home together.
Andy Herron Sam Gilbert and J S Larimore were fined five dollars each for intoxication by Judge Truxel this morning.
Bard’s Drug Store offers a wide range of manicure and toilet goods. Customers can find nail care tools, polishes, soaps, lotions, and related personal care items in a single shop.
Mr and Mrs C P Fitzgerald of 1305 East Fifth street are the happy parents of a new daughter.
Mrs Eliza Witcher of Longwood receives an eight dollar monthly pension. Her husband served in the Mexican War.
Frank James said he cannot supply the 4000 dollar bond demanded by Judge Teasdale to keep in force the injunction against the play The James Boys in Missouri. The court order becomes effective only after bond approval. James states friends offered to sign, but he cannot secure the funds.
George Fisher has resigned his position at C. E. Messerly's, ending his tenure with the company. The note provides no replacement details but marks a staff transition at the retailer.
Cc E Yeater traveled to St Louis last night for an unspecified event or appointment, according to the report. Further details about the purpose or outcome were not provided.
Arlington Pharmacy declares delivery for any item within its catalog range by calling number 14. The notice asserts readiness to handle home deliveries and urges customers to place orders through the listed line.
Amusements note the melodrama Down Mobile will be shown tonight at the opera house marking its first local presentation. The four act scenic comedy set in the South features Mobile area scenes and a dramatic cotton warehouse fire effect driven by mechanical theatrics. The Mobile quartet provides music throughout.
Miss Courtenay Morgan brings a full scenic production of East Lynne style by Felix of Paris with a strong company. Promised are grand costumes and a performance praised as the finest since Weston and Ada Gray days. Fast Lynne follows next Saturday.
The Harry Shannon company with Hazel and Harry Shannon will start a week at Wood's Opera House Monday night. The twenty member group presents Legally Dead a sensational comedy drama by Eunice Fitch with special scenery. Ladies free opening night as usual.
A note indicates Otts prescription file is stored at Arlington Pharmacy. The snippet confirms the location within the pharmacy’s records system.
George L Hall entertained members of Gregg's orchestra at his East Third Street home last night. The event featured games and music with light refreshments served.
A brisk winter push overwhelmed Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry as customers crowded in seeking quick service and novelty snow day discounts. The bustling visit highlighted local shoppers and the shop's effort to manage demand during a cold spell.
Monroe Mitchum was elected alternate delegate to the grand lodge of A. O. U. W. in place of D. C. Patton who could not attend due to business. The delegates will depart for St. Louis on Monday.
A refined line of manicure scissors called Bard's Drug Store displays in the storefront window. Patrons may choose from several styles including stainless steel blades and ornate handles, signaling a focus on grooming tools and local retail offerings.
Strong snow is expected to hit this afternoon and continue into the night. Drivers should prepare for hazardous travel and reduced visibility as snow accumulates across the area.
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