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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1901
Page
10
A Saturday night blaze gutted the Metropolitan Street Railway power house at Ninth and Washington in Kansas City, tying up lines for hours and damaging nearby grocers. Loss estimated at a quarter million with three lives lost in an earlier blaze.
S. M. Walker announces limited piano sales with rare bargains. Orders close by Monday as boxed shipments begin Tuesday next week. six new upright pianos remain unsold and on display for quick purchase.
A notice seeks a respectable family for a young woman to perform housework. Respondence to the office with address labeled B.
Select Lexington Lump sells at 3.00 dollars per ton cash. Kohen’s Koal advertises coal with phone contact 263. Local weights mentioned.
W E Miller of Sedalia will address an open debate in the Missouri House in Jefferson City Monday night on the two cent railroad fare. Railroad employees endorse keeping the current fare. A discussion of the issue features top speakers to present sides.
The Rev named undertook the service on Saturday to preach the funeral of Mrs John S Marmaduke of Sweet Springs who died in New Mexico.
The Rev H Smith of Lamonte received a complete surprise from the Dresden M E church ladies last Wednesday morning. They presented several handsome gifts and the event gave much enjoyment to all attendees with Miss Flora Smith assisting in entertainment.
Sheriff Dillard brought Walter Patterson back from St. Louis last night and they will face a preliminary hearing at sea before Justice Kin. Bart Seggerson started his new job as clerk in the road department of the Missouri Pacific on Saturday.
A lavish new art book with over 100 full page engravings is published at a six figure cost. Publishers seek a county manager and a capable solicitor with good pay to handle orders and large correspondence from home. J A Knight invites responses from interested Christians in Washington DC.
A fire Thursday at 2 a.m. destroyed a residence due to a defective flue. Tom Arnold lost all household goods and the home, valued with over $2,000 in damage, carried $1,000 insurance with Espenschied and Hughes.
Baldwin Brothers sold a lot owned by P. G. Stafford near the Katy shops to T. E. Jackson off Nebraska for six hundred dollars.
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