Case Against Bannon Goes to Jury at Noon
The case against J M O Bannon postmaster at Lamonte for shooting W H Hull Mo Pac agent went to the jury at noon. Jury deliberated after dinner and returned a verdict of felonious assault with a $100 fine. The trial featured strong speeches by Cashman Sangree Hastain Lamm and Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. O’bannon
Lamonte
W. H. H. Hull
Mo. Pac
Sicher
Messrs
Cashman
Sangree
Hastain
Lamm
Steele
Shields Pleads Guilty in Pettis Embezzlement Case
In Pettis County Circuit Court, L. M. Shields admitted embezzlement and was sentenced to two years in the Jefferson City penitentiary. Judge Barnett urged clemency, noting Shields may be released in 18 months with good behavior as other indictments may be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Circuit Court
Pettis County
L. M. Shields
Jefferson City
G. W. Barnett
Judge Barnett
Dillard
Hindman Murder Case Continued to November Term
The Hindman case against L. E. Hindman for the murder of Oscar Strand was continued today until the November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindman
L. E. Hindman
Oscar Strand
Larceny charges lead to jail time for two men
Moses White pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received twenty days in jail. Ernest Johnson was sentenced by Judge Longan to four days in jail for carrying a concealed weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses White
Ernest Johnson
Longan
Warrant Issued for John Tabb in Kiesling Sale Case
A warrant was issued this morning for John Tabb charged with selling property tied to Kiesling Co. involving an eraseverane haul. The case centers on alleged sale of seized goods connected to Kiesling & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tabb
Eiseverane Hale
Kiesling & Co
Man seen leaving city toward Beaman at 11
A man was observed leaving the city around 11 o'clock toward Beaman. An hour later Deputy Constable Robb drove over the same ground in a buggy and will likely apprehend his man that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaman
Robb
Bland Passes Toward Death in Lebanon Hospital
Special to the Sentinel Lebanon Missouri June 9 doctors say that Hon R P Bland cannot regain consciousness and no longer recognizes anyone. They consider paralysis or brain congestion the cause of his ailment and his condition is described as sinking fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
R. P. Bland
Second Regiment Band Opens Open Air Concert at Liberty Park
A large crowd gathered at Liberty Park last evening for the Second Regiment band’s opening open air concert. The band, in new uniforms, performed splendidly for two hours with Prof. Hartenbach earning two encores for cornet solos and the audience applauding every piece. Sedalia showcases notable local musical talent unmatched by similar towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park
Second Regiment
Park Commissioners
Hartenbach
Sedalia
Rev Bitler's Theme Set for Next Sunday Night
The article notes that the Rev. Bitler will deliver the featured theme at the upcoming Sunday night gathering. He is highlighted as the key speaker for the event. The piece emphasizes the anticipated focus of his sermon and the attendance intent.
Sedalia Hosts Sermon and Local News Highlights
Sedalia will host a sermon titled Sedalia to be preached Sunday night as local prospects brighten. J W Mallory renovates his Seventh and Vermont home and adds an extension. Chas Smith received five days in jail for disturbing Peter Arden. Dr O P Kernodle shows ore samples from a Pettis mine. Otis Smith adds porch and improvements to Sixth and Summit home. Children’s Day observed at First Methodist Sunday morning with special services. Two fawns born in Katy hospital park with more expected. H C Stevenson appointed trustee of California merchant J Z White after failure. Wheelon company provided refreshments at the governor’s Jefferson City reception. Epworth League to serve ice cream and berries at First Methodist parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Taylor
National Piano Company
Chicago
Oregon
Taylor
Sedalia
Jay Gould
Lamine and
Main
Mesdames Smith & Cotton
Lamine
Ill
Chas. Smith
Peter Arden
Rogers
O. P. Kernodle
Pettis
Otis Smith
East End
Sixth
Summit
M. E
Katy Hospital
Jno. Montgomery, Jr
H. C. Stevenson
J. Z. White
California
Wheelon Company
Jefferson City
Epworth League
PIGEON HOLED. Sedalia church plans and local notes
Rev. Bitler of the First M. E. church praises Sedalia’s growth and the state fair location. He predicts a bright future and invites a crowded Sunday night gathering with real estate leaders as guests. The county collector begins delinquent tax suits, and Eva Robertson, 12, is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitler
M. E
Sedalia
Sentinel
Eva
J. W. Robertson
East Fifth Street
C. M. Long
Stever's Livery Stable Offers Horse Clipping by Machine
If you want your horses to do well, have them clipped by a machine at Stever's livery stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stever
Kidnapper Captured to End Mystery
An early morning arrest ends a kidnapping case as authorities detain the suspect, clearing up a mystery that puzzled the community. No further details were released about motive or whereabouts.
Kidnapper Pete Barnett Foiled In Abduction Attempt
Night Chief Jackson and Officer Boullt arrested Peter Barnett after he abducted a boy near Eighteenth and Ingram and was found with another victim. Barnett claimed Columbus Ohio asylum escape, bears two gunshot wounds, about 28, slept rough, previously jailed for vagrancy and a Union uniform theft. He will be sent to city limits this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Broyles
Jackson
Boullt
Broyles
Eighteenth and Ingram
Peter Barnett
Columbus
Thompson
Leavenworth
Ohio
Electric and Heating Co Incorporation Filed
The Sedalia Electric and Heating Co filed articles of incorporation today. The capital stock is unspecified. The B. L. and S. R. Association. Beer pushers and scale removers issued invitations for a fishing party at Goose Hole on Wednesday evening June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Electric and Heating Co
B. L. & S. R. Association
Goose Hole
Investment firm plans hot water and steam pipe line
A new company with $100000 in 1000 shares is formed by stockholders J C Van Riper A M Trader Jno Montgomery Jr of Sedalia Stanley H G Stewart of New York and Arthur C Zimmerman of East Orange NJ The firm will pipe the city and furnish hot water and steam for business houses The first annual meeting is set for June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. van Riper
A. M
Jno, Montgomery, Jr
Sedalia
Stanley H. G. Stewart
New York
Arthur C. Zimmerman
East Orange
N. J
Train Wreck injures fifty excursionists near Kansas City
Special to the Sentinel Kansas City June 9 a passenger train of excursionists on the Pittsburg and Gulf railroad was wrecked Thursday night about twenty miles south of Kansas City. Fifty passengers were injured two may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Kansas City
Pittsburg & Gulf
Big Row Over DuVal School Dismissal Sparks Town Hearing
Miss Estella Jones, a DuVal school teacher, claims unjust dismissal by Prof. Holloway superintendent of schools. The alleged decision has provoked a local crisis with plans for a public hearing and stark town divisions. Witnesses recount tensions with Holloway and Carter, suggesting a broader power struggle influencing re election dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Jones
DuVal
St. Smith
Holloway
Sedalia
Broadway
Carter
Prof. Holloway
Miss Jones
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National Piano
Tory
R P. Bland
Edadér
Mar En
J. W. Mallory
Seventh and
Vermont
the Hague
League
E. G. Lund
Lutheran Seminary
Minneapolis
Wittenberg College
Springfield
B. Torruson
J. F. Seibert
Pete Barnett
Ft Smith
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