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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1901
Page
4
A warrant was sworn out this morning before Judge Rogers for the arrest of Taylor Williams colored on the charge of assaulting Mrs Annie Flynn colored woman. Mrs Flynn alleges Williams struck her in the mud. The issue is part of a local crime report with other notices and advertisements.
A free week long excursion to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo includes transportation, meals, daily admission, Niagara Falls trip, Whirlpool Rapids, and Niagara power stations. Open to subscribers of Ev'ry Month. write Tour Department, 1123 Broadway, New York for details. Also old papers for sale and Sterling Silver Thimbles offered at Bard's for 25 cents.
A Maplewood gathering at Seymour Williams home in Liberty Park featured dancing and a pleasant evening. The Sorosis club met at College of Music hall for a discussion on The Political Policy of the Tudors. Mr and Mrs Charles McLaughlin plan a silver wedding celebration next Saturday evening. Real estate transfers include multiple property trades across Washington Smithton and Blackwater townships, with parcels and owners listed.
Court house square office room for rent with heat light and vault contact The Sentinel. Blankets and quilts wanted by Monarch Laundry. Seamstresses needed for home work with pay 7 to 10 dollars weekly Standard Co. Indiana Ave Chicago. 10 acres in Lamonte and 80 acre parcels in Smithton Hughesville townships transfer of property listed. Various property transactions and exchanges noted including names such as Lamonte Smithton Hughesville and Van Antwerp.
Harvard professor Charles Eliot Norton denounces Vice President elect Roosevelt as the great disappointment of the era during the Unitarian club gathering in Boston. He laments lower postwar standards and contrasts patriotism of past youths with today’s leaders, urging higher civic responsibility.
Signe J Hail Dry Goods Co promotes Pehl's Private Stock eight years old four quarts $23 per case shipped to any address. Dissolution notice for Barnett & Barnett law firm Bruce Barnett moves to Grand Central building. W L Jones transfers coal wood garbage moving service. Bard's Pop bowls and Stevens' Livery offer carriage and event services. Boston Ohio street 714
The Smithton school board met Saturday night to start a school library, with about 60 raised for books soon to be purchased. George Lacy, whose home burned last week, estimates a $1200 loss. Insurance paid in full after the house and goods were destroyed.
To reduce stock from January 14 to January 28 a twenty percent discount is offered on all rugs and portiers at The Boston 214 Ohio St. Names Privates C C Ahrens J W Allen A F Goetze F E Lagstrom Newt Martin F F Mead and W B Motz of Company D Second regiment have been discharged for the good of the service.
E. E. Collins of 404 Grand Avenue notes a practice for the Convention Hall Minstrel company on Tuesday evening at Leiderkranz hall.
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