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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1901

Page

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Robbery case tied to Katy fireman in St Louis

Suttlemeyer a Denison machinist injured in a fall travels with J W Sanford from Sedalia to St Louis. In a Chestnut street room a drugged beer leads to a robbery of 185 dollars a gold watch and a diamond pin. John Quinn identified as Sanford's companion. Sanford at large. Six men arrested in a Chestnut street raid.

Sanford John Quinn Suttlemeyer Sedalia J. W Sanford Freman Chestnut Street Robertson Quinn

Widow Herrington Enters Race for Railroad Commissioner

A new candidate for railroad commissioner appeared in the St Louis race but quickly faded. A modest widow, Mrs Herrington, prior widow of “Poor Joy,” sought the post by appealing to Governor Stephens who was allied with her late husband’s friends.

Joe Stephens Joe Flory Dockery St. Louis Globe-Democrat Herrington

Costs in Jester Case Attract Missouri Bill

Missouri spent 8227.51 to prosecute Alexander Jester for the murder of Gilbert Gates. The circuit court of Ralls county certified the bill, but payment awaits legislative appropriation as last session’s criminal costs fund is exhausted. Gates’ detectives collected witness fees after the trial, delaying repayment to the state while various witnesses from several states wait. Jester was last reported to be operating a restaurant in Oklahoma.

Mexico State of Missouri Alexander Jester Gilbert Gates John W. Gates Circuit Court Ralls County

Bell department store gives away a Shetland pony

The Bell at 99 Ohio street announces a free pony gift to every customer buying a dollar’s worth of goods beginning Monday January 7. The 34% inch, 218 pound jet black Shetland pony name Phillip will be on display in the south show window with harness and a two-seated trap. No conditions, prices in plain figures, and a large clearance sale accompany the promotion.

Ohio Street Mr. Kahn Missouri Kahn Phillip The Sentinel

Calhoun Sees First Dry Sunday in Years

Calhoun Missouri observed its first dry Sunday in years as the Henry County grand jury prepares to meet. Attempts to open saloons have failed. druggists hold liquor trade, and a petition to start a saloon is circulating with doubtful prospects.

Calhoun Mo Henry County Calhoun

Henry County broomcorn sells in Clinton at 75 per ton

Ten wagon loads totaling eleven tons of broomcorn from Henry County found buyers in Clinton at a price of 75 dollars per ton. The report notes strong demand and brisk sales activity across the market.

Henry County Clinton

PHE Contestants Voting Totals in Sentinel Education Contest

The Sentinel lists contestants with vote totals as of 3 pm today. Amanda Hart and Charles A Dixon lead, with Emil Meier and Ernie Walton among others tallying votes. contestants must submit by 1 pm daily to be counted for the afternoon edition.

The Sentinel

Sullivan Mrs Julia dies in Kansas City after lingering illness

Julia Sullivan aged 657 years died at her home 1620 Washington avenue Kansas City from a complication of diseases after a lingering illness. Funeral at Sedalia Missouri Tuesday. remains to be brought to this city. Rev Fr Healy to conduct services with pallbearers Edward Wurley and Pat.

Tug Washington Senator Cockrell Missouri Congress Cockrell Sullivan Julia Fr. Healy Edward Wurley Pat

A New Man on the Staff Franklin Lindsay Becomes Sentinel Advertising Manager

Franklin Lindsay, a Sedalia local and former Grand Central and Sedalia Democrat worker, succeeds R C Combs as Sentinel advertising manager. Combs leaves for Holmes Dakin Cigar house in Hannibal Missouri with a handsome salary. Lindsay, high school class of 1900 president, will regularly call on business leaders and is described as earnest, conscientious, and eager to learn.

Grand Central Sedalia

Minstrel company weighs tour plan for convention hall fund

The Convention Hall Minstrel Company considers trips to Warrensburg Windsor Jefferson City and California to raise funds. A meeting tonight at the College of Music hall will decide if these tours proceed.

Convention Hall Minstrel Company Warrensburg Windsor Jefferson City California College of Music Hall

Crumpler and Duffy Wed by Judge Smith

J J Crumpler and Miss Be Duffy married today by Justice J L Smith. They will reside on the Morey place where the groom is employed.

J. J. Crumpler BE. Duffy Justice J. L. Smith Morey Place

County Court in Session Hears Routine Warrants and Bills

The county court met today with Gabe Albers as judge. Pauper warrants tax receipts and bills were handled in routine proceedings.

Gabe Albers

Dishes Exhibition At Premium Stamp Store On Ohio Street

Mr J R Myers of the Premium Stamp Store at 503 Ohio street hosts an exhibition featuring a dish set to be awarded by The Sentinel on March 1. A jar of shot invites guesses from the public with the closest guess-winning dishes. Several additional prizes await other near guesses.

J. R. Myers Ohio Street

Pettis county court disposes quickly in January term

January term of the Pettis county criminal court ends swiftly with 440 cases. E C Kahrs fined $1 and costs for common assault after waiving not guilty plea. Other cases continued to April term. deputies appointed. local court notes on police and theater announcements follow.

State of Missouri E. C. Kahrs Longan John Heller Truxel

Sedalia Welcomes New Western Union Manager

Rumor spreads that a youthful man has arrived to take charge of Sedalia Western Union offices. Trade chatter suggests his leadership will shape local service, with residents watching closely for changes in operations and style.

Missouri Sedalia Western Union

New Boss Named as Frank Gibbons' Son Born Sunday

The article reveals Mr. Frank E. Gibbons will serve as assistant manager while his newborn son, born Sunday afternoon, is described as the future boss. The clarification appears after a careful fact inquiry into the managerial arrangement.

Frank E. Gibbons Gibbons

Sunday Hotel Guests

Huckins Lewis W Timmes, St. Joe, Mrs J O Barbour and J R Barber, Macon, J W Brooks, Devil's Lake. Sicher Jess Levy, Cincinnati, W H Jenner, Boonville, D H Murphy, Green Ridge. Kaiser J G Scott, California, C. W Rudy, Lamonte, P H Hoodup, Sweet Springs.

Huckins Lewis W. Timmes St. Joe J. O. Barbour J. R. Barber Macon J. W. Brooks Devil's Lake Sicher Jess Levy Cincinnati W H. Jenner Boonville D. H. Murphy Green Ridge Kaiser J. G. Scott California W. Rudy Lamonte P. H. Hoodup Sweet Springs

Shoes for children and guaranteed repair at 199 South Osage

T B Young advertises child shoes and half sole work at 199 South Osage Street. The shop promises best value for money with cash prices and guaranteed services.

South Osage Street T. B. Young

Enterprising Peace Officer Intercepts Coat Thief

A Shelbina officer of the peace pursued a man with a $50 judgment to a revival meeting. At the sermon’s end the man approached the evangelist and left his overcoat on a bench, where the officer promptly seized it.

Shelbina

Were They in the Plate A LaBelle Doctor Loses Bills

A LaBelle doctor misplaced two five dollar bills during church service at the Methodist church last Sunday.

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