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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1900

Page

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Debate Over Bradley Report Divides State Labor Delegates

Delegates debated Governor Stephens responsibility for appointing Col. Fleming and Lt. Col. Lechtman to the 3rd regiment N G M at Kansas City. Supporters of President Bradley urged wide publication of his report while opponents pressed for accountability. Governor Stephens defended his record stating he acted within his powers and cited past labor ties as context.

State Federation of Labor Gov. Stephens Col. Fleming Casil Lechtman Kansas City Bradley A. A. Duke R. Askew M. C. Byrne Hendrix Allen St. Louis Fleming and Lechtman Fleming Lechtman Brandt Connolly Missouri Union D. L. Guyette C. J. Lewis Stephens Lewis White Lewisman Kansas City Times Free Employment Bureau T. P. Rixey W. W. Cato Dave L. Guyette Sedalia State Federation

Courtship and defamation headlines stain Nashville paper

The Nashville American reports on Baron B. F. S. De Grunebaum denying libel claims from the St Louis Post-Dispatch and his wife. The piece includes a lawyer's defense of a marriage contract, notes on railway engines and lines, and remarks about school board led room decorations.

Nashville American St. Louis Post- Dispatch the American Baron B. F. S. de Grunebaum Smithton B. P. Franklin James Franklin de Grunebaum R. H. Tuner New York St. Louis

Printer's Equipment for Sale at Great Prices

Sentinel offers two or three good type stands and several cases for sale at rock bottom prices to clear space. purchase likely immediate.

The Sentinel

Mrs Al Bane Leaves Tipton on Monday

Mrs. Al Bane departed Tipton on Monday. No further details are provided in the readable text.

Mrs. al Bane Tipton

Chief Engineer's Report on Missouri Pacific Work in 1699

A concise record notes the chief engineer's summary of Missouri Pacific work during 1699. It outlines progress, projects completed, and ongoing infrastructure tasks under the railroad's maintenance and expansion program.

Missouri Pacific Rail Improvements and Station at Jefferson City

Missouri Pacific chief engineer notes 1899 focus on maintenance with only one major upgrade the new Jefferson City station. Expectation that the St Louis to Kansas City line will soon be rebuilt with 75 pound rails across the route. The year past included various railroad items and local incidents and hospital arrivals.

Missouri Pacific Jefferson City St. Louis Kansas City

No Decorations Rule Provokes Sedalia Teachers

Sedalia school board bans teachers from accepting money or gifts for room adornment. Teachers resist the ruling, arguing it could suggest improper use of funds. The ordinance compels teachers to follow instructions, while observers question public perception of classroom spending.

McFarland Carriage Co Sends 30 Car Load to Dallas

The McFarland Carriage Co of Connersville Indiana shipped thirty car loads of vehicles to the south. The consignments depart for Dallas January 11 with a stop in Sedalia and again in Denison through January 15, described as one of the largest consignments ever sent south for distribution.

McFarland Carriage Co Connersville Ind Dallas Texas Sedalia Denison

Superintendent Davis Learns of Rogers Three Months Leave

Tom Rogers, chief clerk for the M., K. & T., is on a three months leave of absence. He and his wife are in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he works for a publishing company and may settle there. His health has improved and both are pleased with the east.

Katy Baldwin Locomotive Works Texas Supt. Davis Tom Rogers Cambridge Mass East

Carriage Company’s Special Texas Train

The Texas Special, a vehicle train operated by the carriage company, features a special service through key routes. Officials announce the new car carriage arrangement aimed at boosting freight and passenger options.

Royally Entertained at Sedalia Labor Smoker

A large gathering of Missouri labor delegates and representatives from law and rail sectors filled the Elks hall in Sedalia for a "Smoker." Toastmaster Henry Lamm opened with Mayor Overstreet and speakers like C. W. Crum and J. H. Bothwell addressed labor rights, pensions, and expansion while praising hospitality and unity among workers and their supporters.

Missouri Elks’ Hall Ellis’ Hall Henry Lamm Sedalia Brown Harris Organized Labor C. W. Crum St. Joseph J. H. Bothwell W. E. Miller H. K. Bente Longan Federation

Special Panta Loox Sale at Cassimers and Cheviots

The St Louis Crorutne Co announces a two day sale of trousers from suits and odd trousers. Stock is grouped into three lots with free choice pricing: $2.10 for items previously $2.50 to $3.00, $3.10 for $3.50 to $4.50, and $4.10 for $5.00 to $6.00. Sale runs today 9 a.m. to tomorrow 9 p.m. Display in south window.

Sr. Louis Crorutne Co

Seventeenth Anniversary of Modern Woodmen of America

Lyons Iowa marked the seventeenth anniversary of the Modern Woodmen of America last Friday. The order ranks as the fourth largest insurance organization in the nation with 449 228 members and 774 million in aggregate insurance as of December 1 1899. Other leading fraternal societies are Equitable Life New York Mutual Life New York and New York Life. Missouri membership on December 1 1899 stood at 38274 with about 67 million in insurance. Donnahue Loan and Investment Co purchased from Dr W J Ferguson the cottage at 905 East Thirteenth Street as an investment.

Modern Woodmen of America Lyons Iowa Equitable Life Association New York Mutual Life New York Life Modern Woodmen Manchester Unity Ancient Order of Foresters England Missouri The Donnahue Loan and Investment Co W. J. Ferguson East Thirteenth Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anderson Alternative the State Federation of Labor Baron Grunebaum the Baron B. F. S. de Grunebaum Lexington Rails Tchildren Sir Herbert Kitchener Gould Helen Gould Fifth Avenue New York City Indian Territory John Hay Secretary of State Jim Bludso Pike County Federation of Labor Delegates Fea Gates of Labor Organizations Miller Bente Charles Menefee Ment P. D. Hastain Panta Loox Sale Experi Cahete
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