06 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
1
The report profiles Admiral Virenius accusing mutinous Potemkin sailors of piracy and threats to bombard Theodosia. It notes Russian and Ottoman naval movements, Capri clashes, and precautionary measures as authorities seek to quell the rebellion and safeguard ports.
Federal Judge Phillips today cited the Santa Fe railroad to appear and show cause why it should not be punished for contempt for alleged injunction violation forbidding rebates to shippers. The road must file its answer by August 1, and the hearing date will be set.
The fair board holds a meeting today with members in session at the Royal Tribe of Joseph building.
The Missouri State fair board met in Jefferson City to review progress on new buildings at the fair grounds. Contractor T H Johnson promised timely completion. A temporary grand stand and a lecture room in the dairy building were authorized. New judges were named for dairy cattle, jacks and mules, and swine.
Jesse Reed ten year old son of Mr and Mrs W Reed of 521 North Osage street was hurt on an elevator at the Lamy factory while moving from the first to the second floor about 1 PM His foot caught between the elevator and the shaft tearing flesh though no bones were broken He received treatment from Dr W S Shirk and was taken to Maywood hospital
President Roosevelt arrived in Jersey City and moved to Oyster Bay. A formal announcement naming a replacement for the late Secretary Hay is expected tomorrow. Reports from Washington say Elihu Root may take the post and seek a brief delay to finalize retainers and release him from client pledges. The administration weighing Root as Taft successor potential rise.
Governor La Follette of Wisconsin and senator-elect addressed the reform Chautauqua in Ottawa Kas today. Crowds grew as the event neared its climax with upcoming talks by District Attorney Jerome of New York and financier Thomas Lawson known for Frenzied Finance.
In Pittsburg Kansas officials announce that about 40,000 dollars will be paid to mine workers of the C J Devlin concerns as scheduled, ending city anxiety that wages might be withheld this Saturday and reducing tensions among the thousands employed.
In Bloomfield Indiana a farmer Ira Stalcup and his family were found dead in their home after a suspected murder suicide. Neighbors reported a gunshot about 4 am and a razor used on his wife and 5-year-old daughter Helen. The motive cited included past tragedies and personal troubles.
Cattlemen with nearly 500 thousand acres of Indian pasture lands have until November 1 to move cattle in preparation for leasing lands for agricultural use. Several hundred thousand cattle will be driven to Texas.
The Second Regiment band performs at Forest Park tomorrow night with a program including March Diplomat Sousa Medley Sunny Tennessee Calanthe and more. Cornet solo by Prof. Charles Hartenbach. Selections from When Johnny Comes Marching Home and Chicago Tribune.
Sedalia cigar makers union discussed reviving plans for a home for disabled and consumptive workers. The group considered purchasing or building a climate-friendly residence in Colorado or New Mexico. Local officers were elected: President P. S. Jamison, Vice President Ei. J. Kelly, Secretary John Meyer, Treasurer E. B. McCubbin, Sergeant at Arms George Voelkel.
Big Bill secures a victory highlighted by his influence on politics and hunting circles. The piece notes his grasp of policy and wildlife issues, suggesting broader leadership beyond his usual domain.
Island Falls Maine July 6 While teaching Theodore Roosevelt to hunt sew ell learned politics and defeated millionaire Thomas H Phair for the Aroostook district collector post Roosevelt friendship helped Sewell secure the appointment He already served as postmaster and visited Washington to seek the job Phair rich due to northern Maine potato starch mills faces a tough reappointment fight but has political backing
Reports from the Isthmus describe dire conditions with measles smallpox yellow fever and malaria filling hospitals and ten graves kept ready. Trains ferry coffins from Colon to Monkey Hill up to fourteen trips daily while clerical staff remains short and pay delays hinder workers.
City ministers and their families enjoy an annual picnic at Forest Park this afternoon. An evening supper featuring yellow legged chicken and assorted refreshments is planned.
The seventh international Epworth League convention began in Denver on July 6 with over 25 000 delegates and visitors in attendance. The event featured a schedule of receptions and formalities as the gathering opened.
Baron Komura Japan's peace envoy received a farewell audience and a luncheon in Tokio today as part of his official visit before leaving.
Clinton July 6 Tom Casey cashier of the Salmon bank was jailed on a forgery charge filed after the bank failed He was ill but walked to the prison from his home Officials say Casey forged notes to raise funds to save the bank from collapse
The Elks held a regular meeting last evening and appointed committees to arrange the Elks home at the corner of Third and Lamine streets. The Powell lot was purchased and contracts for construction will soon be awarded.
Miss Anna Belle Ernst entertained many of her young friends Tuesday evening with a Fourth of July party. Refreshments were served and the guests enjoyed a theatre party at Crystal Park afterward.
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