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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
4
The Goldbugs open a three game series in Springfield this afternoon. Local fans expect a strong road start as the squad visits the host city for the first of a set.
In Missouri Valley baseball action Sedalia beat Pittsburg 7 to 3 at League Park. Stinson allowed four hits after a rough first inning while Lawson struck out twelve for Pittsburg in a strong pitching duel.
A local ad promotes Breezy Beds and Wholesome Sleep with brass and iron beds praised for strength comfort and affordability. The copy emphasizes sturdy iron frames that support heavy use while remaining light for ease of rest.
Buy a settee or rocker for porch or lawn with prices from $1.50 and up. Durable outdoor pieces and comfortable seating offered for yard use and curbside display.
The fragment shows pitching by Stimson with wild pitches and Sedalia left on base. Pittsburg is listed with the time 1:20 and umpire Combs, with attendance around 1200.
Nevada wins 4 to 3 over Fort Scott in a ten inning contest before a large crowd. Cravens and Cheek pitched for Fort Scott with Taylor and LaFrance for Nevada. Score by innings shows a tight game ending in Nevada’s favor.
Curtis did not arrive Sunday but telephoned management last night to meet the club at Fort Scott this morning. Ostals' batterystary Wilson Van Hoff and Ragsdale starred as the Postals routed Western Union. Smithton beats Shoe Factory Seda lig 18 to 10 on Saturday. Smithton invites clubs for next Saturday game.
Advertises Mother Gray a nurse at a New York Children's Home selling powders that claim to break up colds in 24 hours and cure fevers headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worming. Sold at all druggists with warnings appropriate for use.
Jefferson City June 15 The Missouri supreme court quashed General Crow's quo warranto proceedings seeking removal of the Santa Fe and thirteen other railroads over reconsignment and freight rate agreements. The court ruled a lack of jurisdiction and other causes.
Lieut. Governor Lee testified before the grand jury repeating remarks given to the last jury. Officials expect the main questioning to begin after several days of preliminary work by the panel.
The funeral for Miss Rose Stewart who died Saturday night was held at 10 this forenoon at her parents home 516 North Moniteau Rev F L Cook conducted the services Many floral tributes lay on the casket including a pillow of roses from the J A Lamy factory where she was formerly employed Pallbearers were Harry Berry James Hawkins S E Brown Virgil Berry Grant Strike and John Glover
During Children’s Day exercises at Trinity Lutheran Church last night a rock was thrown through a window narrowly missing a young woman. Three prior window breaks in the past year remain unsolved. Authorities are trying to identify and punish the offender.
A good audience at Trinity English Lutheran church watched the Sunday school children present their day program. Miss Ora Schuman led the program with most numbers performed well despite minor exceptions.
Senator W V Sullivan and Congressman Romulus Z Linney from North Carolina laud Peruna for catarrh relief. Ex Congressmen Coffroth of Somerset PA also endorses it as a great cure. Over forty members of Congress have recommended Peruna and officials nationwide praise it. Dr Hartman offers free testimonials and advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus O.
A railway timetable lists two afternoon departures at 2 15 p m and 2 25 p m with no additional details on origin or destination provided.
Monarch Laundry offers unexcelled facilities for handling all classes of laundry work with a modern effect. The notice also mentions train departures from Warsaw to Sedalia with times listed for M., K. & T. service.
A notice announces summer tourist rates via the M A K T Railway with tickets on sale from June 1 to reach summer resorts in the North and East. Readers are urged to send a two cent stamp for a descriptive booklet from Lehigh Valley railroads and contact the nearest agent for information or address George Morton at St. Louis.
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