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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
4
Joplin defeated Iola 7 to 0 in a postponed Missouri Valley League game. The decisive win showcased strong pitching and timely hitting by the Joplin lineup.
Baseball notes say the Little Pirates play today tomorrow and Sunday. Rube Farrell will be on the firing line this afternoon. Pittsburg, low in the standings, has been strengthening and fans may see a surprising performance. Root, Iola’s best pitcher, was knocked out in the first inning at Joplin yesterday, recalling a previous beating by the Goldbugs. Wilson, Iola’s center fielder, had six chances and made two putouts at Joplin yesterday.
R W Cameron aged 76, pioneer Pettis county citizen and father of Samuel Cameron, died at his home near Georgetown this morning at 10 o'clock from senile debility and grief after his wife’s death last October. Survived by five children Mrs Betty Lane, Mrs Nanny Conner, Mrs Sallie Mabeley, Mrs Magnolia Majors, and S R Cameron. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from Georgetown Baptist Church, burial Georgetown Cemetery.
A baby girl was born today to Mr J W Neal proprietor of the K Ray grocery and his wife at 1521 South Vermont Street. Mrs Neal and the baby are reported doing nicely. Readers are offered De Witt's Little Early Risers as a gentle laxative option with testimonials from W H Howell and Bob Moore, sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
The article recounts a constitutional clash with King Alexander rejecting the constitution and vowing divorce from Queen Draga. He accused her entourage of treason while Russia warned of consequences. The plot failed as the heir never appeared and the couple remained estranged after the exposure.
The text notes that standard mourning messages would be improper after the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga. It suggests President Roosevelt may refrain from sending condolences to the new king or reporting sorrow to the successor, with Secretary Hay also unlikely to issue a government statement.
A historical recount covers Queen Draga of Serbia from 1893 through 1903 detailing royal influence, marriage to King Alexander, alleged heir disputes, and notable plots. It contrasts with a separate Pine Bluff Arkansas story about policeman John Wilson and city officials reinstating him amid controversy over black police power and racial tensions.
London reports a Servian minister describes widespread discontent with King Alexander due to his purge of radicals and plans to nominate Queen Draga's brother Lunjevitza as heir. A clairvoyant seance warned of an imminent assassination, while Europe hopes for peaceful resolution though a Austro-Hungarian move to restore order is considered unlikely.
Washington reports the administration is in a quandary as June 12 notes a diplomatic communication to a new king. Officials weigh options amid uncertain reception and potential policy shifts.
A brief item notes a patient or group experiences loss of appetite weakness nervousness headaches constipation bad breath sour risings and indigestion. The passage highlights symptoms affecting daily comfort and digestion.
A Katy Line notice announces March 17 start for homeseeker tickets to Mexican Central Railway points with first and third Tuesdays sales each month. One way and round trip fares apply to routes including Los Angeles San Francisco and northwest via tourist sleeper on the St Louis to Mexico California flights.
Ritchie Tent charter O. T. M. will hold their annual fish fry next Wednesday evening announcing the event to members and local readers.
George Kreencke of Mora returned from Kansas City with a complete new threshing outfit of the latest improved pattern for use on his farm.
Real estate agent R I Hatton relocates his office to the O Meara building and is joined by attorney P D Hastain in the new premises. The move consolidates Hatton’s business and Hastain’s legal services in one location.
Miss Della Janveau of Ottawa writes that Peruna cleanses the system and restored her energy after digestion problems and fatigue. Adia Brittain of Sekitan reports relief from heaviness, biliousness, and fainting spells after three months of Peruna. Readers are invited to write Dr. Hartman for free medical advice.
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