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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1900

Page

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Fourth Annual Report Details Decline in Building and Loan Associations

The fourth annual report by Hon. H. L. Gerry, state supervisor of building and loan associations, shows 191 reporting associations with assets totaling 13.835 million, down 97 associations since 1896 and a drop in resources by 12.5 million. The report notes low interest rates, shrinking business, and possible banking department creation. it also covers the Equitable transfers and liquidations and lists assets and liabilities for Green Ridge Citizens, Sedalia Mutual Benefit, and Oceliert of Sedana.

Gray General Assembly Cerman Sedalia Equitable Equitable Savings and Loans Association Equitable No. 2 St. Louis Citizens Green Ridge

Beaman trial set over shooting near Turner’s neighbor

John A. Turner faces trial January 23 in Beaman on a charge of shooting Herd Richards after Richards and his brother demanded cattle release. Turner claims self defense after Richards threatened him with a double barreled gun. Richards is wounded but expected to recover. Turner’s wife, in delicate condition, was driven to a premature confinement and is critically ill.

Richards Herd Rile Turner Herd Richards Richards Brothers

Nonpartisan ticket urged for city April election

A Business Men's club committee adopted resolutions favoring a nonpartisan ticket for mayor and aldermen in the upcoming April election. They will report nominations from each ward and seek endorsements from the two parties while other city offices stay on the usual path.

Business Vien’s Club Huckins Hotel Business Mens Club

Heavy costs in the Goddard case reported

Costs in the Dr Goddard case are the largest in Jefferson City court with total expenses of $3078.85. Witness fees total $2383.75 and the transcript is not included. Costs cited are from Cole county court and do not cover Jackson county court proceedings.

Dr. Goddard Jefferson City Cole County Jackson County Court

Billy Steele and the Goat

Hon W D Steele earns a memorable nickname and moment in local lore as the tale of Billy Steele and the goat circulates through the community.

Billy Steele the Goat W. D. Steele

Mule prices fall as government stops buying

Mule prices drop from 4.75 to 5.00 per head since last Monday as government demand wanes. Previously, Uncle Sam bought large numbers for foreign service, including orders from England for the Transvaal war, which have ceased recently.

Uncle Sam England Transvaal

TEE CONTRACT LET FOR Ferguson Block Remodel

Hurley and Co awarded the contract to remodel Dr. W. J. Ferguson's block at the northeast corner of Fourth and Ohio. Work includes removing the south wall from the top of the windows downward to install a secure new structure.

Married Under Difficulties Elopes Then Bride Is Taken

Nevada Missouri January 18 A couple married last night under difficulties but this morning the bride’s father and two brothers recovered her and carried her away while the groom remained in bed.

W. W. Ware Attwell Richards

Paul Priest Returns to Sedalia on Farm Prosperity Visit

Paul Priest, 30, formerly of Pettis County, now owns a prosperous farm near Spokane Washington. He returns to Sedalia for a visit with Manlius Ayres and other relatives, after migrating west years ago. The report notes the economy driven by horse flesh prices and venison demand.

A Feast Class Show and Local News Across Missouri

Dr Wood presents A Stranger in New York to a large audience at the opera house tonight as Corinne and The Little Host entertain Sedalia. Reports of arrests and elopement turmoil mix with regional crime notes from Washington Missouri and West Plains.

Corinne Smith DeLange Herr Einsang Fraar

Faris Fails at Fulton Bankruptcy Filing

Faris and spouse E E Faris of Fulton Missouri owners of E E Faris Co filed a bankruptcy petition before Judge Montgomery. The unsecured debts total 5195 with creditors including Rice Stix Co 1025 Gaier Stroh 1400 and Marshall Field Co 725. Assets consist of a 1000 lot claimed exempt and 000 personal property.

Anti-Trust Conference Set for Chicago in February

Traveling men gather for a national anti trust conference to be held in Chicago February 12 13 14. P E Dowe president of the Commercial Travelers league issues a call and asks for contributions to cover conference expenses and requests information on railroad and hotel rates. A mass meeting at the Auditorium February 13 will feature speakers including Hom Chas A Towne Ex Gov Altgeld Col John S Crosby and other noted orators.

P. E. Dowe Commercial Travelers’ League United States Chicago Hom Hom Chas. A. Towne Altgeld John S. Crosby New York City

Sedalia Boy Charley Hooker in A Stranger In New York

Charley Hooker a popular Sedalia boy appears as Will Chase in Hoyt's A Stranger in New York coming to Wood's next Monday night. Hooker known for dancing and cake walking is praised as a clever entertainer. His father was a former railroad man in this city.

Hoyt New York Wood Charles Hooker Will Chase

Fourteen-Year-Old Chickens Reported Lost by Farmer Jerry Green

Jerry Green reports the loss of four teen chickens, totaling 54 birds missing from his flock. Local authorities have noted no further clues.

Jerry Green

Hanna Unable To Collect 100000 From Philadelphia GOP

Washington reports reveal a $199,009 certified check to Hanna and the Republican National Committee was bogus. Hanna learned Philadelphia leaders offered only $60,000 after a tense meeting with Mayor Ashbridge and committee members. He faced national disgrace over the failed pledge and election-ballot manipulation allegations emerged.

Washington, D. C Philadelphia Hanna McKinley Republican National Committee National Committee Klauna Col. Dick Henry C. Payne Wisconsin Dawes Joseph Manley Maine Ashbridge Grand Army Chicago Washington

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Mr. Gray H. L. Gerry Ing and Loan Association The Sentinel Oceliert Mr. Steele Sol. Kingsbaker John A. Turner Herb Richards R.a.higdon Beaman Turnee Cording Rosebud Sue Ruth White My Lady Love Carl Newton George Lund Edward Pooley Charles Copeland Olga Lambert Carlyn Cook Millie Fuller Maria Dora R. E. Graham Josiah Washington John J. Rafael William Reilly Reilly Rafael Mrs. G. Reynolds Uncle Tom Little Eva Messrs. A. P. Morey Charles E. Messerly W. J. Letts Mike McGinley E. E. Johnston W. B. Mackey Courtney Movement For A Citizens’ Movement Hurley & Co Ferguson Wm. Attwell Perience At Nevada Missouri Bride Paul Priest William Attwell Spokane Pettis County Wooly West Manlius Ayres DR. Wood Mr. Priest Dr. Priest Pullman Nora Ward Crow Gov Stephens Mississippi Mississippi River West Plains Alf Henry Henry Ed Grady Ben Richardson Koshkonong Tat Grady Henry Ed Grady Jefferson County Ben Richardson Wa Ozark County Penitentiary Lexington Edwin White Self Margaret Cox Faris Fulton E. E. and Lena Faris Dealers of Fulton, Mo E. E. Faris & Co Peti Tion Montgomery Rice, Stix & Co Gaier & Stroh Marshall, Field & Co., of Mr. Faris Sedalia Boy Charley Hooker Wey Jerry Mark Hanna
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