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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1903

Page

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Inquest Finds Guilty For Schumacher Murder

The coroner in Union returned a verdict finding Rudolph and Lewis guilty of Schumacher murder. A Chicago Ocean Accident and Guarantee Company agent arrived to push pursuit of robbers. A Jefferson County posse, including Deputy Harry Dahl and ex-prosecutor Joseph Williams, set out to scour Big River hills for the bandits.

Union Frank Perkins DeSoto Lee Mines Big River Hills St. Louis Globe- Democrat Hensley Jefferson County Harry Dahl Joseph G. Williams Big River Schumacher Rudolph Lewis Thomas Bloomfield, Jr Chicago Ocean Accident and Guarantee Company Union Bank Chicago E. S. McGuire McGuire & White Burch

Miss Alice Roosevelt Not Barred from Carnival Ball

New Orleans report claims Miss Alice Roosevelt was refused invitation over the president's stance on the negro question. the denial states no such action occurred.

Alice Not Miss Roosevelt Scripps-McRae Press Assn New Orleans Alice Roosevelt

Cheap Fuel for Dry Oak Wood at Four Dollars

P. A. CESSNA offers dry oak wood at $4 per cord with ample supply. Both phones listed as 272 for contact.

P. A Cessna

Severe cold wave sweeps the Dakotas and Midwest

One of the severest cold waves of the season grips the Dakotas Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Northern Illinois. Bismarck records 28 below zero at 7 am. Overwhelmed police and charity bureaus face a surge of aid appeals as the mild spell ends.

Dakotas Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Ilinois Bismark

Twenty-Two Dead in Jersey Central Wreck

The twenty second fatality from the Jersey Central wreck was recorded this morning as William Clark died at Muhlenberg Hospital from injuries sustained in the disaster in Plainfield New Jersey January 50.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn Plainfield N. J Jersey Central William Clark Muhlenberg Hospital

Italy Won’t Exhibit at St Louis Exposition

In the Chamber of Deputies the government said it would not take part in the St Louis exposition. It argued the expense would yield no return due to protectionist commerce limits, and that advertising Italian products abroad would be foolish.

Scripps-MeeRae Press Assn Rome Chamber of Deputies Italy United States

Deserted Bride Seeks Husband in San Francisco

In San Francisco on January 30 Mrs. Vesta King, 17, reported to Lexington police that she was deserted the day after her Wichita, Kansas, marriage by a wealthy Nevada stockman husband. She followed him to the city as funds ran out and asks officers to locate him.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn San Francisco Cal Vesta King Lexington Wichita Ias Nevada

California pioneer Amos McCartney dies wealth and eccentric

Amos McCartney a leading Oakland figure died recently and his will read today. The document directs a music band to entertain mourners at the funeral and provides for burial without religious services. McCartney was among Oakland's wealthiest residents.

California Scripps-McRae Press Assn Oakland Cal Amos McCartney McCartney

Senate approves Alaska boundary treaty and delays Cuban reciprocity

Washington Reuters reported the Senate foreign relations committee unanimously backed the Alaska boundary treaty and agreed to extend the ratification period for the Cuban reciprocity treaty. Senator Morgan argued at length with amendments aimed at defeating the Cuban accord. The committee will reconvene tomorrow to hear more.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Morgan

Sugar Growers Storm Reichstag Demanding Protections

In Vienna on January 30 a large crowd of sugar growers and refiners forced into the Reichstag, demanding protective legislation. The disorder led to the session being suspended and invaders expelled after scattered fights in the lobbies.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn Vienna Reichstag

In Memory of Dead Senator James McMillan

Services in memory of James McMillan late Senator from Michigan were held in the Senate chamber this afternoon. Resolutions of respect were submitted by Senator Burrowes who eulogized Senator McMillan as did Senators Allison Loge Cockrell Morgan Platt Hale Aldrich Warren Gallinger Perkins Bacon Spooner Fairbanks Hanna and Foster. The Senate adjourned as a further mark of respect.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn Washington James McMillan Michigan Senate Burrowes McMillan Allison Loge Cockrell Morgan Platt Hale Aldrich Warren Gallinger Perkins Bacon Spooner Fairbanks Hanna Foster

Guatemala Prepares for War with Salvador

The Panama reports Guatemala plans war on Salvador with troops massed at Guatemala City. War action looms as tensions rise between Central American nations.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn San Francisco Cal Panama Guatemala Salvador Guatemala City

Big guns in Kansas City arrive for notable visit

Kansas City expects a notable arrival as several celebrities reach the city today or by night. The guests include Mascagni, Jeffries, Fitzsimmons, General Wood, and Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow joining events in the area.

BIG Guns Kansas City Scripps-McRae Press Assn Mascagni Jeffries Fitzsimmons General Wood Bristow

Thursday Euchre Club At Miss Gertrude Smith Home

The Thursday Euchre club met yesterday afternoon at Miss Gertrude Smith's Broadway home. Mrs. E. F. Yancey won the club prize, a silver fork, with Mrs. F. H. Guenther taking the second prize, a silver butter knife.

Gertrude Smith Broadway E. F. Yancey F. H. Guenther

Ladies Aid Works For St Louis Orphans Fire Victims

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian church met in the church parlors yesterday to prepare clothing for St Louis orphans whose home was destroyed by fire. A dinner was served by the ladies and several gentlemen joined them for the meal.

the Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Christian Church St. Louis

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