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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1903
Page
5
Rev D Alex Holman of Marion Indiana reports sun stroke left him numb and exhausted for two years before using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. After one bottle he improved and after a year no head pains or spells allowed him to preach three times on Sundays. He calls the medicine wonderful and recommends the remedy.
Capt. T. Holland departed for Kansas City to help organize an A. O. U. W relief committee. Many Kansas City members faced flood losses and appealed to the order for aid.
Dennis Clifford aged 71 a Pettis county resident was struck and killed by lightning while working on his farm six miles south of Sedalia Monday afternoon between 2 and 3 o clock He left Sedalia earlier in life to work at the Missouri Pacific shops and is survived by a brother Michael Clifford of Slusher Oklahoma a sister Mrs John Curran and other relatives The remains were taken to Sedalia for burial with funeral arrangements pending upon arrival of relatives from Omaha and Oklahoma City
Will Johnson shot three times at a dance at Arthur Glasgow’s home one mile east of Syracuse Missouri died Monday evening from a gunshot wound to the left breast. A coroner's inquest planned with Prosecuting Attorney Amos A. Knoop invited to attend.
Mrs Wilson celebrated her forty-ninth birthday with a surprise arranged by guests who provided refreshments. Attending were Mesdames I. N. McNeal, R. W Bradford, Sion B. Kennon, E. Zeellig, and C. M. Nelson. The weather forecast lists fair conditions tonight and Wednesday.
Governor A M Dockery accepts invitation to speak Thursday August 20 at 1 30 PM during the State fair week. He notes the topic will be nonpartisan and likely cover Missouri and Her Resources.
Mrs. Ford and her daughter searching for gooseberries along North Grand avenue found what appeared to be a bundle near a culvert. Upon lifting a corner the face of a white baby was seen. They notified the coroner and constable, but a heavy rain washed the area before a second search.
Poetic questioning of ancient Israel's suffering and divine justice. The speaker ponders why a chosen people endure oppressions and brutal tortures, asking whether past sins justify such cruelty and comparing to other historical persecutions. The message appeals to restore a pure Theistic record.
Residents and visitors are listed with movements and gatherings. Names include Miss May Glenn Jefferson City Miss Anna Thompson Lamonte Newton Cannon on a Kansas City trip Mr and Mrs Will Mackey Denver C H Evans Lamonte furniture dealer and others. The Sedalia Military band traveled to Warrensburg Pertle Springs for a State Pharmaceutical meeting and officials attend conventions and hospitalities.
Berlin reports superintendent Huegh J. Cannon his wife and two aides were expelled from Prussia within three weeks. Police gave no reason beyond the Mormon presence being undesirable. Cannon will relocate headquarters to Zurich as Elder Lyman awaits Washington’s response on related ill treatment cases.
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