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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1900

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Sedalia Business Men's Club Hustles for Civic Ticket

An enthusiastic Sedalia Business Men's Club meeting outlined the Citizens ticket with Mr Courtney as a ticket head on certain conditions. Committees were appointed to confer with the State Board of Agriculture, prepare a list of Sedalia manufactured goods for labeling, and pursue state fair improvements and railroad issues.

State Board of Agrculture Sedala B. W. Zimmerman Courtney Citizens Sentinel Committee On the Citizens Committee On Corporations Johns Sedalia Business Men’s Club P. B. Stratton State Board of Agriculture J. C. van Riper Chas. E. Yeater J. H. Bothwell J. W. McClain W. H. Powell, Jr Messrs. Parsons and Johns

Missouri items from Charleston to Carthage

Earthquake felt in Charleston at 7 13 pm lasting under three seconds. William J Sisson, 77, pioneer, died at Bowling Green and to be buried by the Masonic order at Ashley. Odessa lights first turned on at a cost of 10 000 dollars with John T Burke of Omaha as contractor. John D Oliver 48, shot self in Huntsville after illness and financial worry. William Myers 79 founder of Carthage woolen mills died of heart disease after 33 years in Carthage. Missouri Pacific directors Missouri City witnesses depart for Kansas City in a damage suit.

John T. Burke Omaha Neb Huntsville John D. Oliver Chillicothe Normal Thena Lemeron Carthage William Myers Carthage Woolen Mills Myers Texarkana Tex G. Hopkins Missouri Pacific Railroad Company Leavenworth Kas C. E. Swindell Gould Lines Hopkins Missouri Pacific Col. Funston Twentieth Kansas Regiment Philippines George Gould

Senator Goebel Life Worth Governor Bid Fails

Democrats vainly seek to have Senator Goebel declared governor amid reports of rising tensions and fear of rioting as Governor Taylor issues a proclamation.

Missouri Turmoil and Rail Talk Roil Kentucky Marches

Louisville reports Goebel dying as Goebel conflict and a dissolving legislature trigger militia dispersals. Kentucky Governor Taylor calls assembly for February 6 in London, while rail activity includes station surveys by M K T in Ames and Tipton derailment delaying traffic. Local notes cover lectures, engine mileage, ties shipments, bar opening plans, and a Missouri injury verdict of $8,000 for a man losing an arm.

Jackson and Gang Train Robber Captured after Shootout

A bulletin from the M. K. and T. hospital reports Jackson improving after a brain wound from a gunshot. George Riley, once jailed for burglary, confessed to multiple hold ups within 200 miles of Holden and linked to a train robbery plot involving ex-convicts Walter Kelly and others. Riley, identified by Johnson county attorney Nicholas Bradley, faces federal charges and may plead to Pittsville post office robbery.

Walter Kelly Holden Wyoming Riley Pepper George Riley Pettis County Charles Jones John Jackson Missouri Pacific Independence Pittsville Connell Baker & Haliff Kingsville R. B. Nicholson Eli Eldridge J. T. Showles George Howeth Nicholas P. Bradley Johnson County Bradley Jones Jackson Hazel Hill St. Louis Mail

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