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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1899

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Fats vs Leans Elks game ends 18 to 15 amid charges

A Sedalia Elks lodge baseball game drew a large crowd on a hot day. The Fats claim bias favored the Leans after an 18 to 15 loss, with umpiring and betting accusations sparking talk. Key plays featured Cassidy's near homer, Dutch Henry’s pitching, Crow and Powell base running, and Sturges Moore fielding.

Lodge of Elks Sedalia Society Pendleton Liberty Park Jerry Green Ethridge Sentinel Henry Fats Dr. Ferguson Pieton Lute Andrews Will Powell Jimmie Crow Sturges Pinch Moore Ellis Smith Sommerfield Windsor Peter Pebb Doc Potter Mr. Peh Crow

Circuit Court Entries Today

Alimony and child custody awarded in two divorce cases. Mentor Bouldin granted custody and $254 monthly alimony plus $50 attorney fees to Lena Bouldin. Tillman Roberts divorce case: alimony granted and $75 suit money to defendant's attorneys. Several civil matters noted including a deed reform and costs rulings.

R Clapton P Espenschied R H Lukenbill Equity The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co Joseph G. White Tillman L. Roberts Johanna Roberts Mentor T. Bouldin Lena G. Bouldin

Man killed in Warrensburg saloon dies after self-inflicted wounds

Warrensburg reports J H McManigal fatally slashed his throat after stabbing Capt Tom Young in a Main Street saloon during the ex Confederate encampment. McManigal, 35, previously set for trial next week, died minutes after the self inflicted wounds.

Criminal J. H. McManigal Tom Young The Sentinel Warrensburg

Alamo Candy Store Ad Promotes Sodas Lemons and Candies

An Alamo candy store advertises soda lemonade and assorted candies with a night call promotion proclaiming the lamps on earth as best and cheapest and inviting customers to call after dark to see the light.

Alamo Agency For

Henry Adams and Frances Williams Freed on Lewd Conduct

Henry Adams and Frances Williams were released from jail this morning after serving three days each for lewd conduct.

Henry Adams Frances Williams

Ice Cream Soda Sign at Alamo Cigar and Candy

A sign advertising ice cream soda hangs at the Alamo cigar and candy shop located on 122 West Third Street featuring a depiction described as the white Indian.

Alamo Cigar and Candy Store West Third Street

Fatty West Falls From West Third Street Line

Conductor Fatty West suffered a severe fall yesterday afternoon on the west Third street line. Bystanders reported the accident and aid was rendered at the scene before he was transported for medical evaluation.

Fatty” West West Third Street

Car trip chaos as passenger falls from running board

While heading downtown the crowded streetcar sped along. West lost his hold and was thrown to the ground but escaped with bruises. Passengers tried to stop the car by pulling the bell cord, many pulling the wrong cord attached to the fare register.

West

Excessive Heat Disturbs Tracks Near Mood Station

Extreme heat and high humidity warped steel rails on the St Louis Keokuk and Northwestern line at Mood station, forcing an abandonment for over an hour. Trains from Quincy via Palmyra and the St Paul train cross the river at Hannibal to reach Quincy using alternative tracks.

St. Louis Keokuk Northwestern Mood Station Hannibal Quincy Palmyra St. Paul Burlington Quincey

Mechanical injuries in Dallas area workers report

A list of workers from Denison to Bartlett and Pilot Grove shows injuries including conjunctivitis in the right eye, a wrench to the left wrist, a contusion to the left foot, a laceration to the right fifth finger, intermittent fever, forearm issues, a back wrench, a traumatic central hernia, and a left knee contusion among multiple crews and locations. The entries name B F Moore, Dave Porter, John Taylor, Will Wilson, Jim Rucker, N S Gatten, John Jones, L E Clark, and Thomas Davis with roles as extra gang, section laborer, or conductor.

B F Moore Mecca Dave Porter Denison John Taylor Bartlett Texas Will Wilson Jim Rucker Upton N S Gatten Sweeney Rock Crusher John Jones L E Clark Thomas Davis Pilot Grove

Trains Reopen After Storm Repairs and Rail News

The damaged coaches and sleepers have been repaired at Denison by the Katy and will return to service tomorrow. It took 150 panes of glass to replace, while the MK and T bridge and building department handles rock for piers on the Dallas division. The Railway Conductors order has about 26,000 members with $35,000,000 in insurance and a $500,000 reserve. it paid $850,000 in benefits in two years. A Katy engineer, Jack Shean, died in old Mexico of smallpox. Rumor says Katy trains 3 and 4 may run through to Hannibal, but officials have no confirmation.

Katy Denison MK & T Dallas Hillsboro Order of United States Canada Mexico Insurance Department Jack Shean Old Mexico Hannibal

Amity Lodge Elects Officers For Next Term

At a meeting of Amity lodge No. 79 A O U W officers were elected for the ensuing term. C Montgomery past master Geo B Cummings Jr master workman Chas E Newell foreman A J Hogan overseer T C Holland recorder Samuel Sprecher financier D C Tatton receiver J W Stoker guide R A Wright inside watchman A B Mitchum trustee Drs Crawford and Kernodle examining physicians.

Amity Lodge C. Montgomery Geo. B. Cummings, Jr Chas. E. Newell A. J. Hogan T. C. Holland Samuel Sprecher D. C. Tatton J. W. Stoker R. A. Wright Inside Watchman A. B. Mitchum Drs. Crawford and Kernodle

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Charity Dr.Potter E. G. Cassidy Mr. Cassidy Oaly Oalf Conrad Sam Fell Jesse Levy Linn Ilgenfritz Ea Cartwright Doe Canrtwright Dr. Crow Ben Blair Black Water Dr. Potter Potter Bhis Cassidy Peter Pehl Circuit Court Mentor Bouldin Mrs Roberts William K Stewart F E Hoffman John G. Rissler Vincent Hugo AP Morey MK & T Shop Rafe Easton Tom Pryor Pryor Will Riley Elmer Murray Murray Riley Will Sprecher New York J. HL. Wamgal M. L. Day Capt. Young McMannigal McManigal Sams & Warnick Holden Street Young McMandigal Gordon Shelby Missouri Pacific Logan D. Young Nodaway County James H. McManigal Sc—Freisehmann’s Acy St. Louis, Keokuk and North Western Roaders A. QO U. W Ari
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