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Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri

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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1903

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Irish Colonel Lynch Sentenced to Death for Treason

Colonel Arthur Lynch who led the Irish Brigade against the British in the Boer War was found guilty of high treason and sentenced to death. The crown argued he was a British subject born in Australia while Lynch claimed naturalized Boer. The sentence is expected to be commuted to ten years in prison.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn London Arthur Lynch Lynch Australia House of Commons Burrough England Ireland

Dynamite Blast Kills Foremen in Pittsburg Tunnel

In a blasting accident at the Wabash tunnel in Pittsburg, foremen Taylor and Florence and one laborer were killed, four others hurt. An electric current triggered the blast as Taylor guided Florence to assess progress.

Byee Press Isn Pittsburg Seudeston Renan Wabash Taylor Florence

Train Derailed Near Memphis Killing Engineer

The New Orleans Special on the Illinois Central Railroad was derailed in Memphis suburbs due to a switch turned with malicious design. Five coaches left the track. Engineer Norton was killed, two train men and two mail clerks seriously hurt. Authorities seek the perpetrators.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn Memphis Tenn New Orleans Ilinois Central Railroad Norton

Tragedy as 3 girls crushed in factory fire stampede

Three girl cigar makers, Mary Sapabara Fannie Kirzenberge and Jennie Massino, were trampled to death in Miller's factory when 350 workers rushed to escape smoke from a fire in a neighboring feather establishment. The incident occurred this morning in New York.

Scripps-MacRae Press Assn New York Miller’s Mary Sapabara Fannie Kirzenberge Jennie Massino

Probing Charges Asks Congress to Probe Lessler Bribery Claim

The House naval affairs committee opened an inquiry into alleged bribery involving Representative Lessler of New York. Lessler testified he opposed building more Holland submarines and identified New York politician Phillip Doblin as a close ally who claimed Eli Quigg offered five thousand dollars to sway his stance.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn Washington House Committee On Naval Affairs Representative Lessler New York Lessler Phillip Doblin Doblin Eli Quigg Quigg Congress

Schwab Returns After Illness Aboard Yacht Margarita

Palermo reports Charles M. Schwab president of the Steel trust aboard the yacht Margarita returning home in a frail condition. He is being kept near medical aid and plans to seek further care locally.

Cheap Fuel For Oak Wood At Four Dollars A Cord

P A Cessna advertises dry oak wood sold at four dollars per cord with unlimited supply. Contact via Soth phones 272.

P. A Cessna Soth

Sedalia Man William H. McLean Dies in St Louis

William H. McLean 47 former Sedalian and chief clerk of the Southern Freight Association collapsed in front of 618 Olive street and died in an ambulance. He recently suffered from the grip and left a widow, a 9 year old son, a sister in Brooklyn and a brother in Dover awaiting funeral plans.

Sedalia Wmn. Hr McLean St. Louis Union Club William H. McLean Southern Freight Association Olive Street A. M. Seibert South Jefferson Avenue Seventh District Shenandoah Avenue Lincoln Trust Building Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company Knights of Pythias

Buckner Sentenced to Ninety Days for Livery Wrench Assault

In police court Marvin Buckner received 90 days in jail for assaulting Les Hunter with a wagon wrench at John A. Collins livery barn. Hunter sustained a scalp wound needing stitches. conflicting alibis were presented as Dr. Overstreet performed the operation.

Marvin Buckner Les Hunter John A. Collins Buckner Hunter Overstreet

Clothing sizes and colors for children assortment

Available sizes range from 24 to 14 years and colors include tan castor royal navy red and green. Materials listed are zibiline vel vet corduroy and kersey.

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