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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1901

Page

4

Farris Murder Trial Opens in Sedalia

The William Farris murder trial began in the Sedalia criminal court as a 1:45 pm jury was impaneled. Prosecutor Cashman opened with a detailed account of the events, while defense attorney C C Kelly argued epilepsy and self defense shaped Farris’s actions. The lineup of witnesses for the state included Dr T McCluney and Lizzie Petty among others, with defense witnesses led by Charles Bartle and Walter Agee. Maria Warren testified as the first state witness after a brief court recess.

E. G. Leftwich Lookout B. E. Priest Longwood 8. Dill Lamonte M. H. Garton John B. Marshall Kansas City Junction T. H. Callis Hughesville G. W. Anderson G. W. Lacey Sedalia Z. T. Forbes Beaman J. L. Warren Sedal Charles Bartle The Democrat Walter Agee Sentinel Boullt Baley West Witcer J. F. M. Counce Frank Kehl W. H. Moore Ben Redman William Young Cashman Kelly Mr. Cashman Farris Laura King Lizzie Petty Maria Warren Frank Mr. Kelly A. L. Shortridge

Special Venire Ordered for Cookman Murder Trial

A special venire of sixty men is summoned today to form the jury for the Cookman murder case which will start at 10 30 Monday June 17.

Cookman

Our Party Reception Guests Sample Our Products

If you have attended a recent party or reception you have tasted our offerings. We supply quality provisions for events and gatherings, delivering the good things guests enjoy.

Deepwater Vitrified Brick Promises Best Walkway Material

The Deepwater vitrified brick offers a smooth, affordable walkway option that resists water absorption better than many vitrified bricks. Available exclusively through the Stanley Coal Co. Office at 525 East Second Street with telephone access. Also promoting summer fuel supplies.

Stanley Coal Co East Second Street

Bread Train Service Shines for Boston Cafe

Trains carry our bread to many towns with strong bakeries and Boston Cafe’s supply noted as preferred by the networks. We deliver widely, building brands through dependable rail service and quality loaves.

Boston Cafe

Elks Lodge Plans Street Fair Attractions for State Fair

The Sedalia Elks Lodge voted to host daily street attractions during the state fair week, featuring a street fair style program with multiple events. The plan aims to provide varied entertainment for fairgoers throughout the week.

ELKS Sedalia Lodge of Elks

Col Hoy Visits Ex Confederate Reunion and Southern Mills

Col T P Hoy returned from Memphis Tennessee where he attended the ex Confederate reunion. He also visited Birmingham Alabama to tour steel and iron works and noted a short corn and cotton crop in the south.

T. P. Hoy Memphis Tenn Steel and Iron Works Birmingham Alabama South

Candy Palace advert with fruit confections and bon bons

An advertisement for Candy Palace features a selection of sweets including pineapples plums cherries apricots peaches and grapefruit along with Lowney's Bon Bons. The wording has a vintage sales tone and lists various fruit flavors and candies.

Arington Serves Ice Cream Soda at Local Stand

The Arington kiosk offers ice cream soda as a featured treat, drawing neighbors and visitors to cool refreshments amid warm weather. Patrons report creamy texture and classic soda fizz, with options for single scoops and topped versions.

The Arington

Visit the East on tourist tickets via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern

Spring travel note promotes summer trips to the East with Pan American exposition as a highlight. It advertises tourist tickets and outline maps in Lake Shore Tours, plus a Book of Trains for eastbound service. Addresses in Kansas City and Chicago are listed for inquiries. Bread ad and papers for sale at the office complete the item.

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Lake Shore Tours Chautauquans

Lies Told by Children by Witmer on Imagination

Dr. Lightner Witmer of the University of Pennsylvania argues that many so called lies by children are not lies but imaginative recalls. He distinguishes imagination from fancy as after images in the mind and notes how a child's report of a street fight can vastly differ from an adult observer.

Lightner Witmer University of Pennsylvania Washington Times Dr. Witmer

Message at the Door Sends House Into Alarm

A banging doorbell and alarmed residents wake to find a messenger boy with a yellow envelope. Inside: a midnight telegram from a New York hotel saying Just had a delightful supper Do wish you were with us JIM AND JESSIE, leaving a woman distraught and others anxious.

Charles Street A. m New York Jim Jessie

Canary Bird Club Exhibition On The Bowery

A three year old dispute sparked a canary bird club and exhibition at 158th Avenue. Imported birds from Holland, judges from Paterson NJ, and varied breeds fill Teutonia hall as James Karney presents a social, non profit event with prizes and bird breeding notes.

Bowery 158Rd Avenue Holland Paterson N. J Teutonia Hall

Jinks Johnson Seeks Loan Backed by Odd Security

Binks suggests a chain padlock handcuffs and a dog as security to guarantee a $10 loan to Jinks Johnson. The dialogue implies skepticism about Jinks reliability and proposes unconventional collateral.

Jinks—Johnson Binks Jinks

Humors of Irish Banking Telegram Misdelivery

A Financial Times tale recalls a Irish bank head office receiving a telegram from a distant branch stating I died this morning of pneumonia signed for John Brown manager Thomas Smith. The twist shows Mr Smith’s alarm to follow the rules led to the wrong death being credited to Brown.

Financial Times John Brown Thomas Smith Mr. Brown

Peppery Gracious Exchanges Reflect On Duties

A comic exchange features Miss Peppery and Cholly in a chat about actions and responsibility. Cholly insists his man handles everything, revealing a humorous neglect of tasks. The Philadelphia Press captures the light banter with sharp timing.

Cholly Philadelphia Press

Bicycle Races Set for Fourth of July Program

The Fourth of July committee outlines races with events including a half mile open a one mile handicap and a half mile novelty. Prizes are offered in all events. Entries for the handicap close at 9 o clock July 3 at the Sedalia Cycle company store while other races entries close July 4. All entries are free.

Fancy Cos Sedalia Cycle Company

High School Glee Club Delivers Two Selections at Institute

The Pettis County Teachers Institute featured a morning performance by the High School Glee club under Prof. Glenn Woods. Rev. Melvin Putman led devotional exercises. Enrollees today include H. C. Sweat Camp Branch Mary Spears Hughesville Mamie and Clara Wilson and Bessie Cully Sedalia.

Pettis County Teachers’ Institute Glenn Woods Melvin Putman H. C. Sweat Camp Branch Mary Spears Hughesville Mamie Clara Wilson Bessie Cully Sedalia

Close of St. Pauls Schools Ends Year At Parishes

The St. Pauls Parochial school closed on Wednesday June 12 after a successful year and will reopen the first week of September with the same efficient corps of teachers. Attendance this year has been better than ever, pleasing the pastor Rev Bundenthal.

St. Paul’s Bundenthal

Miss Daisy Ittel Admitted To St Vincent's Sanitarium

In St Louis Miss Daisy Ittel who became insane in Cleveland Ohio has been placed in St Vincent's sanitarium where it is hoped a cure will be effected.

Daisy Ittel Cleveland, O St. Vincent’s Sanitarium St. Louis

Bard resigns from park commission amid board dissension

Mr W E Bard sent his resignation to Mayor Crawford as park commissioner due to ongoing dissension on the board. The move follows internal disputes that have unsettled park oversight.

W. E. Bard Crawford

Ladies Wanted Learn Dress Cutting System at 212 West Fourth

Wanted notices invite ladies to learn the standard dress cutting system endorsed by leading tailors and modistes. The program offers profitable employment teaching the system to both ladies and gentlemen and is advertised at 212 West Fourth Street.

West Fourth Street

Wanted to buy farm near city for cash

Advertised wants a 10 to 15 acre farm within four or five miles of the city. Must be well improved. Cash paid for the right place. Inquire or address F. F. Rush, Broadway Crossing.

F. F. Rush Broadway Crossing

Garrett Sentenced to Six Months in County Jail

Walter Garrett was sent to the county jail to serve six months by Judge Rogers. He faced charges for stealing a harness set valued at 27 from Fred Lange a yard hose from E B Dempsey and an unclaimed axe saw and bridle. Garrett is not a thief unless he gets drunk.

Walter Garrett Rogers Fred Lange E. B. Dempsey Garrett

Lightning Strikes Hay Storehouse Near Cole Camp

Passengers on a narrow gauge train last night reported a lightning strike on a baled hay storehouse at Cole Camp. The fire brigade was on scene and working hard as the train passed. the fire was under control at that time.

Cole Camp

Clay Offut Resigns from Standard Oil to Move West

Clay Offut, long associated with Standard Oil in the city, resigns his post effective July 1 and will relocate to Washington state for his future home.

Clay Offut Standard Oil Company Washington State

Marriage planned for Marvin Campbell and Sophia Miller

Marvin Campbell a machinist apprentice at Missouri Pacific shops will wed Miss Sophia Miller of East Fifth street next Tuesday evening June 18 at the bride’s parents home.

Marvin Campbell Missouri Pacific Sophia Miller East Fifth Street

Baby boy born to Samuel Card's wife in Seventeenth and Washington

A nine pound baby boy was born last evening to the wife of Samuel Card at Seventeenth and Washington.

Samuel Card Seventeenth and Washington Street

Street Railway Announces 1901 Pass Requirements

On and after June 15 1901 no passes will be accepted by the Street Railway company except new passes bearing 1901 stamp of the Railway and Electric company of Sedalia.

Railway and Electric Company of Sedalia

Bargains in Rates Promote Eastern Rail Travel

Low fares now in effect to Buffalo Boston New York and other eastern points via the Chicago Great Western railway. For full details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer general passenger agent Chicago.

Buffalo Boston New York Chicago Great Western Railway Great Western J. P. Elmer Chicago

Wanted teen waiter for Fulton Market restaurant

Help needed for a Fulton Market eatery. A good boy aged 17 to 19 is sought to wait tables. Apply at once at Byard and Guenther located at 111 West Second.

Fulton Market Byard & Guenther West Second Street

Red Cross Ball Blue Brand Priced at Five Cents

A large two ounce package is advertised at five cents claiming Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world.

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William Farris Laura Kng King Police Love Candy Palace Best Bread Sedalia, Mo Na. m Osc J. D Ohio St Sam Teachers’ Institute MR. Bard S. B. Williams Clay Offutt Railway & Electric Coo East Fifth St
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