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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1903

Page

4

Sedalia Loses To Fort Scott In Tight Missouri Valley Clash

Fort Scott edged Sedalia 5 to 4 in a hot contest after early runs and key defensive plays. Farrell started on the mound for Fort Scott before leaving with a broken finger, Lawson finished the win, and Bevis Green Pennington and others contributed. Attendance reached about 2500 as Sedalia faced pitching gaps with Farrell out and Gray injuried.

Farrell Lawson Rohn Fort Scott Pennington Sedalia Abhpae sIeowers Secsson Mohrant, C Merrell Sedalia Bevis Green Hovey Schrant Lawnson Hoy Dases Shipke Ball McDill Steele Young Curtis Goldbugs Cates Medalia Gray

Ghost stories aside hangman Maledon eyes more deaths at South McAlester

Fort Smith Arkansas July 13 An old border relic George Maledon the longtime official executioner is linked to 88 hangings at Fort Smith and in Indian Territory He says he would take the job again if offered and cites Judge Clayton as a reference as tales of haunted ghosts are challenged by cold facts surrounding his record and method.

Joplin Pittsburg Webb City South McAlester Dora Wright Charles Barrett Maledon United States Arkansas Indian Territory Kansas Texas Colorado Line Oklahoma South MacAlester Fort Smith

Peruna praised by thousands of fair women for health

Letters from Miss Anna Prescott of Minneapolis Miss Florence Allan of Chicago and Miss Marie Coats tout Peruna as a remedy for systemic catarrh and tiredness. They report restoration of health energy and renewed appetite after using Peruna with Dr Hartman offering free advice. The ad ends with a note on Maledon death statistics.

Anna Prescott South Seventh Street Minneapolis Minn Aona Prescott Florence Allan Chicago Walton Place Peruna Marie Coats Appleton Wis Appleton Young Ladies’Club Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Pants Makers Experienced Wanted at J M Cain Mfg Co

Job notice seeking experienced pants makers for J M Cain Manufacturing Company. Location and wage details not provided in the readable text.

J. M. Cain Manufacturing CO

Missouri Pacific East Bound Timetable Details

East bound and northbound Missouri Pacific schedule lists arrival and departure times from midnight to evening. Key times include 9:45 p.m., 5:30 a.m., and daily listings for east and north routes with specific station times.

Bitters advertised for Stomach Trouble Relief

An advertisement promotes Bitters as beneficial for stomach trouble and dyspepsia. It claims to strengthen the stomach and aids heartburn flatulence indigestion and malaria symptoms.

Wichita tale of a Katy Flyer lunch order

In a Austin restaurant a railroad man noticed a Court of Appeals judge arrive and order lunch. The waiter explained the judge asked for a whole train of food, calling out Katy Flyer as a playful nod to speed.

Austin Texas Court of Appeals Katy

Letter on cigar manufacture from Rock Island land agent

A Rock Island land and immigration agent forwards a letter to General Passenger Agent George Morton of the Katy in St. Louis describing cigars made from tobacco grown at a Texas plantation. It notes yield, cost, and net profit per thousand cigars and mentions land in the county purchasable for 4 to 6 dollars per acre.

George Morton Katy St. Louis Rock Island T. Cas Alletsville Texas W. B. Hawkins

A Proper Bath Spoof at the Chester Fieldian Agent's Stop

Mr. Geo A McNutt, a Chester fieldian passenger agent for the M K & T, stays in a Nebraska town and asks for a bath. The hotel keeper calls for towels soap and a pick. He explains the pick is to dam up the crick before the bath.

Geo. A. McNutt Nebraska Tom George

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