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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1901

Page

5

Wreck Injures Fireman and Engineer Then Railroads Plan Growth

Paine fireman and Smarr engineer injured in a head end collision near Palarm Ark on Iron Mountain railroad Saturday. They were taken to Missouri Pacific hospital in St Louis for treatment. Paine badly cut and possibly internally injured. Smarr's condition serious. Other items report railroads expanding union depots in South McAlester I T and personnel moves including George Fitzgerald joining Denver Rio Grande Western as livestock and wool agent.

W. D. Paine W. D. Smarr Palarm Ark St. Louis George W. Fitzgerald Missouri Pacific Denver & Rio Grande Western

Jefferson City firm to join Louisville shoe company in St Louis merger

One of the capital's largest manufacturing concerns will move to St Louis and combine with the D Oench Hays Shoe Co of Louisville to form a mammoth enterprise.

Hays Shoe Co Louisville

Luxurious art book seeks county manager and solicitor

Advertises a $100000 plus art work with 100 full page engravings and ornate Morroccan and cloth bindings. Seeks a county manager and skilled solicitor with generous pay and strong home-based management of large correspondence. Includes promising earnings for church-related order takers and rapid promotion opportunities. Also notes a Colorado marriage, newspaper ads, and a suicide attempt in Lucas County.

Saturday Night Fight Otterbein Court Briefs

James Moffit and William Deutchier paid $2 and costs in police court for their roles. John Hall, charged with disturbing the peace, was dismissed by Judge. John Grotetum, a stranger, was sent away rather than remain five days for intoxication. Cephas Bum, colored, was fined five dollars after a full Saturday. Ollie McClair, colored, got 100 days for disturbing the peace or pay $100 but declined. C. E. Wolford and James Wilkerson arraigned. Wolford dismissed, Wilkerson set for 2 p m Wednesday. Wolford has a blackened eye. Judge Rogers dismissed Lizzie Emmerson, colored, for disturbing the peace for lack of evidence.

John Hall

Victim Recovers From Grip Epidemic in Canton

Among the victims, F. Syyle is now recovering in Canton Ohio using Dr Miles Nervine and Pills.

F. ‘Syle Canton Miles

Dishes Suspect Coupon Clue in The Sentinel Issue

A puzzle item appears in The Sentinel prompting readers to guess a set of dishes. A coupon to fill out is printed in every issue guiding readers on how to submit guesses.

TheSentinel

Local notices and arrivals from Sedalia area

Gusts of news from Sedalia Missouri and nearby towns include deliveries and sales at Taylor's 10c, miles pain pills and Nervine cures for grip with Dr Miles products. Reports of travel, visitors and recoveries surface from Lamonte Canaseraga Wareham and Roscommon with names like Charles De Waele G R Shelley and J W Udy. Fisher Printing announces prompt neat printing from 119 East Second Street.

Taylor Ohio St Charles Barde Kansas City C. H. Evans Lamonte Smithton E. P. Green Canaseraga N. Y Miles G. R. Shelley Green Ridge John Balawin Willie Cole Camp Galen Humphrey Nervine Wareham Mass Peter Myers West Third Street Charles l. de Waele Roscommon, Mich Miles Nervine K.W. Pfeiffer Leeton J. W. Udy Des Moines Iowa Dr. Miles W. H. Whitfield Sedalia W. E. Nicholls St. Louis

International Grand Opera Comes to Sedalia Monday

The International Grand Opera Company, a prestigious touring troupe, will perform in Sedalia on Monday February 4. Manager Wood books the organization, which will present the first and fourth acts of Verdi Il Trovatore and the second act of Floterras Martha, with correct staging and costumes. Seats go on sale January 31 for subscribers and February 1 for the public at 9 o'clock. demand suggests all seats may sell out before the performance.

Flowtow

Local Confectioner Sells Fine Cakes Ice Cream and Bread

A Puritan confectioner offers a range of baked goods and desserts including confections bread biscuits cakes ice cream and water ices for wholesale customers and retailers seeking premium sweets and snacks.

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Wood’s New Opera House Grand Operatic Company New York London England Martha Mocua Coffree Arlington Carl A. Guenther Telephone South Ohio Street Ros West Third Street the Plaza Barber Shop Boston Bard Candy Palace Collimon Missouri Pacific Hospital Iron Mountain Paine Smurr Ser Ious South McAlester I. T Missouri Kansas Texas Choctaw Oklahoma Gulf Union Depot Union Salt Lake City Fitzgerald Fice The Atchison Burlington Cres Wm. Roereht Eau Claire, Wis Chris Bosch Ing Dr. Lantz Harriett Jackson Miles’ Nervine Bowling Green, Mo Boonville Raglan Ulster Chilken Philip Abell’ Street Albert Kahn the Bel Morocco Sale J. A Knight Corcoran United States Treasury Washington, D. C Bard’s Mae M. Ramsey Frank C. Tobey Pueblo Colorado Miss Ramsey David Ramsey Beloit Merci’s Fannie Geboe Lucas, Henry James Moffit and William Deutchier Iuxet John Grotetum Truxel Cephas Ollie McClair C. E. Wolford and James Wilkerson Judge Kinsey Wolford Wilkerson Pap R. C. Combs Katy Henry Fleming L. Denisor Grip Bay City Maud Wensell J. D. Hall Fisher Printing Company East Second Street Wood International Grand Opera Company Europe Verdi Il Trovatore Flotows Immortal Opera Sentinel Truste F. Walch Boston Cafe
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